Goodwin associate Josh Burlingham, and partners Kimberly Monty Holzel and Tony Alexis discuss the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's position that creditors who use artificial intelligence to make credit decisions must still provide specific reasons for their decisions. Read the Westlaw Today article here.
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