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Mark Cuban warns AI could worsen US healthcare by empowering insurers

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Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban has cautioned that artificial intelligence is unlikely to fix the deep-rooted problems in the US healthcare system. He argues that insurers will likely exploit AI to block or delay treatment approvals for doctors and patients. Cuban also pointed out that large conglomerates are already using AI to manipulate contracts and slow down payments. He highlighted that many companies do not even know what they are truly paying for healthcare. As a solution, Cuban advocates for removing unnecessary intermediaries from the healthcare supply chain through disintermediation.

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