It's not easy for someone to know what other people are being charged and it'd be easy to make it pretty much impossible for anyone to say exactly why. I'm gue

It's not easy for someone to know what other people are being charged and it'd be easy to make it pretty much impossible for anyone to say exactly why. I'm guessing it'd fall on the person who was overcharged to prove that it had anything to do with their race, and even then the company will hide behind the AI to avoid all responsibility. There are already many examples of AI found or suspected to be biased, but has anyone at any company been jailed or even meaningfully punished for using an AI that was found to be biased? It seems like the most you can expect is "We'll stop using that AI" after which they'll just fire up another one.