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Here's an idea: the government (HHS) makes available all public expenditure data (suitably anonymized) and if you can reliably identify fraud, you get 20% cut o
by 1024core 2y ago
Here's an idea: the government (HHS) makes available all public expenditure data (suitably anonymized) and if you can reliably identify fraud, you get 20% cut of the money recovered.
Go forth and go crazy with the data, my ML homies!
- _uhtu 2y agoUntil someone spams them with garbage, or uses it to deliberately screw with certain people, and the system starts requiring more people to sift through the garbage than it needed without it.
- EnigmaFlare 2y agoIt wouldn't be randoms on the internet submitting data. Submitting false data could be fraud itself and the people doing it could trivially be identified.
- calpal 2y agoRandom people still would submit things, not fraudulently just poorly. People at large tend to do dumb shit trying to help.
- EnigmaFlare 2y agoIt'd be the organizations spending public money submitting their data. So randoms won't have access to submit things.
- specialist 2y agoIIRC, there's a law practice that solely goes after pharmacy prescription management something something. They make good money. I've since been wondering if bounties for third parties is a way to mitigate regulatory capture.