What if it's convinced to resolve the matter on your behalf, against your favor while it was acting autonomously?

Prompt it well and this is an unlikely scenario.

I'm concurrently fighting about 5 such things at the same time at any given point in time.

Last week I got a W-2 for a company I didn't work for in 2025.

The week before I got denied FSA coverage for an item despite having a letter of medical necessity.

The week before that I got mis-charged by Doordash, the screen showed $43 and it charged $79 to my card after hitting check out.

I spend a good chunk of my time fighting shit like this. Every week it's some other company abusing power and threatening to take my money.

Even if the bot only succeeds in acting in my favor 4 out of the 5 times it is statistically a good investment of my time.