Readit NewsWell yeah, it's not exactly easy to get everyone to understand that insurance isn't magic and money out has to match money in.
So yeah, money out not matching money in is exactly the problem.
“We don’t have the resources to go after everyone, so we must prioritize” - but it turns out there’s a bias to the selection process…
I believe that justice is only true when we are all treated equally under the law.
Not my experience at all.
Ask me how I know what an EPEE is
“I can’t crawl inside your skull and prove you wrong. But this is how it works for most people, including most who insist it does not.“
Consider this direct excerpt of 2 back to back sentences and how 1 contradicts the other.
You can’t crawl inside my skull, but you can crawl inside everyone else’s?
"totally disregard"
yeah right, that's what I said
If only.
What it actually has is the potential to debase the value of "AI." People will just eventually figure out that these tools are garbage and stop relying on them.
I consider that a positive outcome.
The reason ppl go to LLMs for medical advice is because real doctors actually fuck up each and everyday.
For clear, objective examples look up stories where surgeons leave things inside of patient bodies post op.
Here’s one, and there many like it.
https://abc13.com/amp/post/hospital-fined-after-surgeon-leav...
Why should the rest of us be punished?
These scammers are parasites on society, they add nothing while draining resources away from honest people.
If you participate in society, that net drag will affect you in subtle ways. Like if you have money invested in something, that thing doesn’t go up in value as much as it would have if x% of society isn’t simply parasitic.
There is a great YT video on this topic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4EDhdAHrOg
It's not about the nail!
I also like to separate between 1) solvable vs unsolvable problems: e.g. you cannot solve a deceased relative.
Also 2) first time vs multiple repeat problems
If find it very irritate someone is venting to me repeatedly about solvable problems.
But if it's a 1 time unsolvable problem, then it's important to be in listening mode.
I was watching a YouTube bodycam video showing police interaction with a guy who got upset that a Walmart delivery drone test was being performed on his property without permission. He shot the drone with a shotgun. I forget if he was arrested on the spot, but I think he got in huge legal trouble -- apparently in the US, shooting at a drone is treated the same as shooting at a manned aircraft, and he might have ended up getting multiple years in prison.
Shooting a human trespasser has a pretty high legal bar, and rightfully so. Shooting a robotic trespasser seems like it shouldn't carry prison time, even if unjustified it should only carry financial penalties. Especially if the law doesn't specify any peaceful recourse to get rid of unwanted robots trespassing on your property.
I agree. It should be the same one we use for helicopters and airplanes.