There are countless stories of fraudsters using AI to social engineer or directly defraud companies. Feels obvious that AI can be used to harden systems/defenses. I just don't see that much of it.
Put together a deep dive into healthcare price transparency, the patient registration and eligibility process, how it's broken, and how it leads to providers not getting fairly compensated, and drives higher costs for all healthcare.
Covers:
- how our current tools fail providers and patients
- how payors benefit from the status quo and have no incentive to fix it systemically
- how providers can provide price transparency to patients (mostly in outpatient settings)
- other things providers can do to improve their processes & technology
If you're trying to improve your patient registration process, provide price transparency to patients, or building patient collections infrastructure, this is for you. Feedback is super welcome
I mean it is going to be so good to watch. you couldn't write a conspiracy theory this good.
I do think that other than for the censorship resistance use case, this was always going to be inevitable for whatever the reserve currency was. It was only a matter of time.
(Also makes me think a gold backed stable is inevitable on some time horizon)
I think on this basis most banks in the us are functionally insolvent.
Not defending SVB - just calling out that the dynamics that make svb insolvent (400bp rate rise in a couple years after a spike in deposits with lots of deployment in fixed income securities) are essentially true for all banks in the us.
