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An AI loan origination platform automates the lending decision process using machine learning to assess creditworthiness, reducing manual review time from days to minutes. But here’s what we’ve learned from working with 500+ founders: most are solving the wrong problem. Picture this: A fintech founder at $1.2M ARR spent 18 months building sophisticated AI models.