If you're really financially independent, that's even more incentive for you to support exposure and transparency. People are being harmed by these models. You

If you're really financially independent, that's even more incentive for you to support exposure and transparency. People are being harmed by these models. You would lose nothing, and others would benefit. >As long as the model doesn’t violate the law, you have no right to it, unless you’re a regulator. If you have no realistic alternative to being judged by a model, you absolutely should have a right to it. Maybe not the complete implementation, but a verified summary that could be understood by the average person.