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Home » AI-driven chatbots pose compliance challenge

AI-driven chatbots pose compliance challenge

Use of predictive text could pose servicing problems

Amanda HarrisbyAmanda Harris
June 27, 2023
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Auto lenders’ use of artificial intelligence-driven chatbots could open the door for compliance challenges related to servicing.  The use of chatbots for servicing could open opportunities for wrong or unclear information to be provided to consumers, David Gemperle, an attorney in the auto finance group at Nisen & Elliott, told Auto Finance News.  “In the […]

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