This is developer evangelism at its best at the behest of VCs to scale and "productionalize". There are reasons why this problem is a fundamentally difficult and coming out of the blue claiming to have found a 10x solution in a field that has attracted lots of research interest is highly sus. I would love to see a study that actually exposed their methodology, replication from independent parties and more importantly CODE.
> for loans deemed to be too time consuming for traditional finance, being those that are new mortgages rather than refinancing for existing clients, or new borrowers having low credit scores. Turns out algorithms and artificial intelligence are more efficient than men-in-suits when it comes to financial inclusion
Does anyone have experience borrowing or their loans being serviced by these AI agents?
The value proposition is strongest for hourly employees who earn little money and are gouged left and right by overdraft fees, loan sharks and credit card fees.
There's an interesting planet money episode about that.