>None of us are allowed to know that. That's the big problem here. They delegate the decision to a black box that cannot be questioned. The entire article is a

>None of us are allowed to know that. That's the big problem here. They delegate the decision to a black box that cannot be questioned. The entire article is about questioning the black box, with regulatory force. Which is a good thing that is is going to be investigated. >When the process is set up like that, I think it's fair to assume the worst case scenarios Disagree. Consider it yes, but not assume it as a foregone conclusion. > and put the burden on the company to prove otherwise. Agree.