Renting a car this summer? AI might hit you with a surprise damage claim

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Car rental companies are incorporating artificial intelligence to detect hard-to-see dings and scratches on vehicles, and it has left consumers fuming over costly charges for damage that is unexpected and sometimes nonexistent.

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