Rejected, suspended, or flagged for no reason? Tell me what happened.
It could also be a score, a ban, a denied claim, or an accusation that you used AI. The notice rarely says AI, and it rarely says why.
Where has software decided something about you?
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Most tips don’t become a story on their own. Together, they show me where to look.
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Ethan Ward, founder and editor
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The kind of thing we mean
Rejected after an AI interview
Account suspended, no reason
Your work called AI when it wasn’t
A rent or credit score you can’t see
Deactivated by the app you work for
Locked out when a service went app-only
