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(InvestigateTV) — Several rental car companies are now using AI scanning systems to check vehicles for damage, and a consumer watchdog says renters should document the car themselves to avoid a surprise bill.The scanners look like a car wash at pick-up or drop-off. Cameras take photos and videos from different angles, looking for damage.Teresa Murray, consumer watchdog director with the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, said the technology comes with both benefits and drawbacks.Murray said artificial intelligence can make mistakes that matter in a rental car setting.“We know that artificial intelligence can hallucinate. We know AI can fabricate data, misinterpret data, and in the case of damage in a rental car, it could mean that a splotch of dirt gets mistaken for a dent. You know, some kind of shadow could look like some pretty significant damage. So, it’s definitely not perfect,” Murray said.Murray’s advice is the same whether a company uses AI or an employee looks the vehicle ov