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This is funny, but I suspect most businesses adopting AI are sleepwalking themselves into big problems. Boards are drunk on the potential of laying off everyone who talks to customers without assessing how much value could be destroyed once customers realize how little their experience matters.
The chatbot deemed the word 'virgin' inappropriate. The incident has underlined the pitfalls of rolling out external artificial intelligence tools www.ft.com/content/670f...
January 29, 2025 at 2:25 PM
This is funny, but I suspect most businesses adopting AI are sleepwalking themselves into big problems. Boards are drunk on the potential of laying off everyone who talks to customers without assessing how much value could be destroyed once customers realize how little their experience matters.
The real challenge here is building products on the internet that encourage people to become smarter and more interconnected. If we want to see something different we need to build something different that the majority of people will want to use.
The internet had the potential to make humans so much smarter and interconnected. Instead, it's dumbing us down and siloing us off. A real tragedy.
January 20, 2025 at 3:48 PM
The real challenge here is building products on the internet that encourage people to become smarter and more interconnected. If we want to see something different we need to build something different that the majority of people will want to use.
Thinking of @mcuban.bsky.social 's podcast with Jon Stewart - seems a bit rich for them to pin blame on hospitals as "participants who benefit" when UH is making record profits. Weird how higher prices just seem to benefit both. How is it that pharmacy cos set prices when PBMs mark up chemo 1000%?
#News: UnitedHealth mounts full defense of its business in wake of Thompson’s killing
UnitedHealth mounts full defense of its business in wake of Thompson’s killing
UnitedHealth's CEO acknowledged discontent with the health care system, but quickly shifted the blame elsewhere.
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January 16, 2025 at 6:34 PM
Thinking of @mcuban.bsky.social 's podcast with Jon Stewart - seems a bit rich for them to pin blame on hospitals as "participants who benefit" when UH is making record profits. Weird how higher prices just seem to benefit both. How is it that pharmacy cos set prices when PBMs mark up chemo 1000%?