US EditionUnitedHealthcare's Optum left an AI chatbot, used by employees to ask questions about claims, exposed to the internet
- UnitedHealthcare's Optum left an AI chatbot exposed to the internet, which was intended for employees to ask questions about claims.
- The exposure of the chatbot raised concerns about data security and may have led to unauthorized access to sensitive information.
- Employees relied on the chatbot for inquiries related to claims, highlighting its importance in the claims process.
- This incident highlights potential vulnerabilities in AI systems used by health organizations.
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UnitedHealthcare's Optum left an AI chatbot, used by employees to ask questions about claims, exposed to the internet
Healthcare giant Optum has restricted access to an internal AI chatbot used by employees after a security researcher found it was publicly accessible online, and anyone could access it using only a web browser. The chatbot, which TechCrunch has seen, allowed employees to ask the company questions about how to handle patient health insurance claims and disputes for members in line with the company’s rules, known as standard operating procedures,…
UnitedHealth’s Optum left an AI chatbot, used by employees to ask questions about claims, exposed to the internet
Optum’s AI chatbot was found exposed online at a time when the healthcare giant faces scrutiny for its use of AI to allegedly deny patient claims. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only. This article has been indexed from Security News | TechCrunch Read the original article: UnitedHealth’s Optum left an AI chatbot, used by employees to ask questions about claims, exposed to the internet The post UnitedHealth’s Optu…
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Optum’s AI chatbot was found exposed online at a time when the healthcare giant faces scrutiny for its use of AI to allegedly deny patient claims. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
UnitedHealthcare's Optum Left an AI Chatbot, Used By Employees To Ask Questions About Claims, Exposed To the Internet
Healthcare giant Optum has restricted access to an internal AI chatbot used by employees after a security researcher found it was publicly accessible online, and anyone could access it using only a web browser. TechCrunch: The chatbot, which TechCrunch has seen, allowed employees to ask the company ...
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