[nine_k]

In short: AI-based tools tend to "upcode" cases and bill for more serious conditions, and more expensive treatment.

(This is not about AI costing too much.)

[BobbyTables2]

Seems to me shady providers were already highly skilled in upcoming without AI or any other technology…

[add-sub-mul-div]

And we were able to able to kill people with projectiles before we had guns but ffs we don't use that to shut down every conversation about what guns can do.

[spwa4]

AI does exactly what the owner (like employer) wants it to do.

Clearly the fault is with AI. That's the only possible explanation.

[happycube]

Gee. I wonder why that would be allowed to happen.