It's pretty obvious to everyone that doctors have been abusing these levels. See doc for 20 minutes for a low complexity item but get charged for a 30 minute medium complexity. The insurance companies aren't blind. They've got the stats in hand for each doctor. I mean some of the ranking data is already built into the portal tools they give consumers for finding a doc.
It's a huge system with a lot of people involved so no doubt there is abuse, but there is also natural and expected levels of variation in the complexity of patients that doctors doing notionally the same job will actually encounter. If you're doing an honest job and happened to have seen more complex patients than average I think you'd rightly be pretty angry if you were then forced to do more paperwork to justify yourself to an insurance company who starts downcoding your patients.
And the ship is only turned around for a brief period of time because the next gen mbas will restart the outsourcing cycle. The allure of replacing your most expensive employees at one third the cost regardless of quality impacts is just too tempting to pass up.
It's done in a roundabout way. Usually with a variation of "you had a bad experience because you are using the tool incorrectly, get good at prompting".
That's a response to 'I don't get good results with LLMs and therefore conclude that getting good results with them is not possible'. I have never seen anyone claim that they make no mistakes if you prompt them correctly.
no need to consider all angles about an issue. not possible anyway. think about how much time you've wasted on HN reading opposing views that add no value.
I will do that, right after I spend some time thinking about how much time I've spent on HN reading opposing views that add immense value and wisdom to my life. :)
Also bearing in mind that most of us can't really do much about issues in the news, apart from posting a few pithy comments of our own which will disappear into the noise.
Interesting perspective. I need a paragraphs worth of text translated once a week by a native speaker. Should my biz not exist or am I allowed to use "slave labor" fiverr?
