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Businesses relying on the fraud score to accept or reject transactions may have no recourse to understand or challenge the basis of a given score.
Checkout.com is not obligated to explain the reasoning behind a machine-learning fraud score given to any Transaction.
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Tinder may itself use or offer to You certain software-enabled technology utilizing artificial intelligence or machine learning systems ("AI Technology") as part of the Services.
Due to the nature of the AI Features, generated Marketing Content may not be unique across users and the AI Features may generate the same or similar Marketing Content for other users.
the Output from the Generative AI Features may not be unique across users, and the Generative AI Features may generate or return the same or similar Output to Walmart or a third party
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"As this tool is based on machine learning, Checkout.com may be unable to provide the underlying reasons for why a particular score is given to a Transaction.— Excerpt from Checkout.com's Checkout.com Terms
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Businesses relying on the fraud score to accept or reject transactions may have no recourse to understand or challenge the basis of a given score.
Checkout.com is not obligated to explain the reasoning behind a machine-learning fraud score given to any Transaction.
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