This sounds pretty similar to DCMA reporting. When responsibility for error correction doesn't fall on the person making the error there will be more errors, es

This sounds pretty similar to DCMA reporting. When responsibility for error correction doesn't fall on the person making the error there will be more errors, especially in an automation system because there is no incentive to sanity check. In both of these cases, the person harmed is blamed for not monitoring an a third parties automated system for errors. Users now need a way to automate the monitoring/dispute process.