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• dboreham 4y ago
  My own experience was with Wells Fargo, where I conduct quite a bit of business, but they still treated me like a criminal because their dumb AI thought that "I don't often initiate wire transfers online" and "my voice didn't sound like my age".
  • raverbashing 4y ago
    > "my voice didn't sound like my age". Which actually should be a desirable characteristic as it is an unique identifier, but it kinda makes sense with so many 'lulzhackers' out there (not that I think this is the reason - I do attribute these issues mostly to incompetence)
  • deleted 4y ago
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  • myself248 4y ago
    > "my voice didn't sound like my age" Wow, hello marginalization! I wonder where their training data set came from.
  • SpaceManNabs 4y ago
    I hate being demanded to set up voice verification. Even more annoying when the representative suggests that you active your voice despite you saying no. Voice verification is such a weak security system.
  • schappim 4y ago
    If you can, take your business elsewhere…
    • dboreham 4y ago
      Would like to but not so easy.
    • quantified 4y ago
      Who does business with Wells Fargo anymore? [https://www.forbes.com/sites/eriksherman/2021/09/28/wells-fargo-gets-into-trouble-yet-again-over-alleged-fraud/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/eriksherman/2021/09/28/wells-fa...]
      • WesolyKubeczek 4y ago
        Stripe very much does.