

EP 34: AI in Credit and Lending: Democratizing Access or Amplifying Bias?
AI in credit decisions is genuinely controversial because it could either democratize lending and expand access to underserved populations or take historical discrimination and amplify it at scale. The reality is both are happening simultaneously in different institutions—it all depends on how intentionally the AI is…
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