RT goodalexander (@goodalexander)I increasingly have a view about talking to AIYou shouldn’t do it without a plan. When you’re coding - you’re using AI to solve something. But most ppl are just chatting. And now the AI companies cranked the agreeable-ness to 100 so they get more usageThere was a brief period where they didn’t do this but it’s ultimately more profitable to serve engagement slop if your monetization model is ads (which is inevitable at scale). There have been papers published recently about “ ...

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Joining me now, MSNBC legal analyst and former US attorney Joyce Vance and MSNBC political analyst and Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist Eugene Robinson. Joyce, I'll start with you. The ruling on Trump's use of the National Guard in California, where do you think it goes from here and what does it tell us about writing precedent in real time? Right. So, it's an amazing opinion written by Justice Brier. I know people were disappointed early on when he took two days to set a hearing rather than immediately iss ...

Core Viewpoint - UnitedHealth's shares fell over 4% following allegations of secret payments to nursing homes to reduce hospital transfers, which have raised concerns about the company's practices and overall health [1][4]. Group 1: Allegations and Impact - The Guardian reported that UnitedHealth made secret payments to nursing homes, which saved the company millions but potentially jeopardized residents' health [1][4]. - These allegations are part of a series of negative events for UnitedHealth, including a significant cyberattack, investigations into Medicare fraud, and the recent departure of CEO Andrew Witty [2][4]. Group 2: Stock Performance - UnitedHealth's shares have declined over 39% this year, contrasting with a mere 0.6% decrease in the Dow [4]. - HSBC downgraded UnitedHealth's stock from "hold" to "reduce" and set a price target of $270, citing concerns over rising medical costs and potential Medicaid funding cuts [6]. Group 3: Leadership Changes - Stephen Hemsley has returned as CEO to navigate the company through its current challenges, with expectations that his experience will help restore credibility [6][8]. - Analysts believe Hemsley possesses the necessary leadership attributes to stabilize the company [7].