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Rental car AI scanners flag alleged damage, leaving customers with surprise bills
Rental car companies use AI scanners to detect vehicle damage, but customers report being charged for uncaused damage. Experts and consumers raise concerns about the technology's accuracy, as minor issues like dirt or water droplets are flagged. An example is Jessica Fields, who was charged $350 for dents without seeing the before photos.
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