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>automates the insurance appeals process for healthcare providers to appeal and win denied health insurance claims This is hilarious and soul killing at the sa
by matt3210 1y ago
>automates the insurance appeals process for healthcare providers to appeal and win denied health insurance claims
This is hilarious and soul killing at the same time. The AIs are going to argue with each other over whether or not a human gets health care.
- immibis 1y agoThey're already using AI denials, and hiring someone who's technically a doctor to click "no" on all the claims the AI wants to deny, without reading them.
- bluefirebrand 1y agoIt's stuff like this that makes me want to puke when I hear people talking about how great the AI future is going to be AI is a force multiplier. Forces can be applied in a negative direction too, and often are
- alzoid 1y agoThe future is already here. Look at how companies behave today, AI will not change their behaviour. AI will not make them 'nicer'. People talk about the massive productivity change and how we need to think about Universal Basic Income. They don't realize that in the US and other western nations they are already living in abundance (even excess). How do we treat the unemployed and "Unskilled" workforce? Do they have UBI? When they complain about rent and food prices do the wealthy step in to help? Or are they told they should have went to school or acquired a better skill to deserve a better life. What will happen when AI makes while collar workers "unskilled"? The same thing that happens today.
- bluefirebrand 1y agoI tend to agree and I think we're seeing a lot of things that historically have led to incredible civil unrest, riots, revolts, revolutions Maybe the rich and powerful don't know much history. Or maybe they have convinced themselves that this time they will get away with it, because of... Something. Automation? Globalization? I am not sure. I find myself very frightened of the idea of a massive and violent revolution
- immibis 1y agoTrump vs California is a preview and a test.
- 0x000xca0xfe 1y agoWatching from the outside I still can't believe how you Americans just put up with things like this. Why can somebody/something overrule decisions of an actual doctor that has personally examined the patient?!
- awnird 1y agoThis is really emblematic of what Y Combinator is these days. No one there is interested or capable of solving actual problems. They just want to be another middleman leeching value.
- markisus 1y agoInsurance appeals is an actual problem though. Medical practices have to hire staff to argue with insurance companies and it increases healthcare costs.