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"Our Chatbots may generate outputs that are inaccurate or inappropriate for your situation, so you should not rely solely on their answers. You should always verify the accuracy of such informationExcerpt from Credit Karma's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Our Chatbots may generate outputs that are inaccurate or inappropriate for your situation, so you should not rely solely on their answers. You should always verify the accuracy of such information”
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