> AIB have positioned themselves above scrutiny. Twitter is not a substitute for public discourse or regulatory oversight. In our brave new world, it is possibl

> AIB have positioned themselves above scrutiny. Twitter is not a substitute for public discourse or regulatory oversight. In our brave new world, it is possible for a company to completely disrupt the lives of thousands of its customers in a fully automated way, yet we humans, (consumers) find ourselves holding the bag at the end, with no ability to communicate problems upstream. The disruption to our lives in this process is merely a technical support issue.