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- 1AI is deciding whether patients get medical care●AI is deciding whether or not people receive medical care
Insurers including UnitedHealth, Medicare Advantage plans, Cigna and Humana are increasingly using artificial intelligence algorithms to approve or deny coverage for medical care, according to a Vox report. Critics warn the tools can wrongly override doctors' judgments and delay or deny needed treatment, while the industry argues AI speeds up claims processing. Patients and physicians are pushing back as regulators scrutinize how these systems make coverage decisions.
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Vox Nutrition, a supplement manufacturer, has announced the launch of a new and improved NAD+ formula. The announcement, distributed via press wire, offers no further details on ingredients, pricing or availability. NAD+ supplements have gained attention in the wellness industry amid interest in cellular health and healthy aging products.
- 3What China wants from AI▼What China wants from AI https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.vox. com/podcasts/504448/china-artificial-intelligence-xi-ji
Vox has released a podcast episode examining China's ambitions in artificial intelligence under Xi Jinping, framing the country's AI strategy in the context of a deepening technological rivalry with the United States. The discussion explores what Beijing seeks to achieve with AI and how that shapes the emerging tech cold war.
- 4Cupra Raval tested: is this the electric small car buyers wanted?●BLOCH TESTS: Cupra Raval - Finally a truly great electric small car? | auto mobil
The VOX motoring programme auto mobil has published a review of the Cupra Raval, the Spanish brand's new compact electric car, with presenter Bloch asking whether it is finally a truly great small EV. The test is drawing wide attention, with strong engagement suggesting keen interest in affordable electric small cars and in whether Cupra's first entry in this segment delivers on its promises.