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Originally Posted by Chico23231
Reminder, the same people celebrating the cold blooded murder in NYC by a coward who shoots people in the back…these are the same people who celebrated gunman shooting teenagers at a music festival in Israel Oct 7, 2022; these are the same people who want 13 year boys to be chemically castrated without interference from there own parents; these are the same people who want a perfectly healthy baby to be killed up to its moment of birth; these are the same people who want to censor free speech
I don’t know what’s happened to liberals and democrats the last 15 years, but it’s been quite a fall. This started a long time before Trump, so can’t be blamed. But the outright support of political violence and murder on social media like Twitter/blue sky/tik tok; front page of Reddit, comments sections of CNN or yahoo…what are we teaching the next generation?
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chico should shut up and educate yourself...................
Murdered Insurance CEO Had Deployed an AI to Automatically Deny Benefits for Sick People
https://news.yahoo.com/news/murdered...175638581.html
Just over a year before United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson was murdered this week in Midtown Manhattan, a lawsuit filed against the insurance giant he helmed revealed just how draconian its claims-denying process had become.
Last November, the estates of two former UHC patients filed suit in Minnesota alleging that the insurer used an AI algorithm to deny and override claims to elderly patients that had been approved by their doctors.
The algorithm in question, known as nH Predict, allegedly had a 90 percent error rate — and according to the families of the two deceased men who filed the suit, UHC knew it.
Though we don't yet know the identity of the person who shot Thompson nor his reasoning, reports claim that he wrote the words "deny," "defend," and "depose" on the shell casing of the bullets used to shoot the CEO — a message that makes it sound a lot like the killer was aggrieved against the insurance industry's aggressive denials of coverage to sick patients.
Beyond the shooter's own motives, it's clear from the shockingly celebratory reaction online to Thompson's murder that anger about the American insurance and healthcare system has reached the point of literal bloodlust.
As The American Prospect so aptly put it, "only about 50 million customers of America’s reigning medical monopoly might have a motive to exact revenge upon the UnitedHealthcare CEO."
And the alarming cruelty of the claims around the company's AI algorithm — we asked the company whether it's still using it, but received no immediate reply — perfectly illustrates why they're so angry.
chico, please show me proof that all these people are Liberals , Democrats , what proof do you have to your ignorant statement?