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Will AI fix prior authorization—or make it worse?

Physicians are worried that using AI in the prior authorization process will cause delays in medical care. This process is used by health insurers to decide if they will pay for certain medical treatments or prescriptions. It is meant to prevent overuse and save money, but many doctors think it is causing problems.

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Fear of humanoid robots spurs human workers to strike at Hyundai auto factory

Hyundai auto workers in South Korea went on strike. They are unhappy about using humanoid robots. The robots will work with human workers at a factory in Ulsan. This is the first time workers have stopped working because of humanoid robots.

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CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Betting on Shenzhen over Silicon Valley

A city in China called Shenzhen is becoming very important for technology companies. Many US companies are setting up their tech businesses there. This is because Shenzhen has good conditions for technology companies to grow.

Jul 13, 23:00upd. 18d
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We're buying more of Jim Cramer's new favorite chip stock on the dip

Jim Cramer's team decided to buy more shares of Intel stock. They plan to buy 100 new shares when the market opens. This buying happens because the stock price went down a little bit. This move matches their plan from Friday. The demand for AI chips is still very high.

Jul 13, 12:51upd. 18d
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Toxic, bone-crushing fish from Hell terrorizes vacation waters

A toxic puffer fish called the silver-cheeked toadfish is spreading in the Mediterranean Sea. The fish entered through the Suez Canal and is moving north as water gets warmer. Its flesh contains a deadly poison called tetrodotoxin, and its strong jaws can break fishing gear. Authorities warn tourists to avoid contact and some areas protect swimmers.

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DHS Official Resigns, Citing ‘War on Immigrants’

Marc Rosenblum resigned from the Department of Homeland Security. He said it's because of a 'war on immigrants'. He was a high-ranking official.

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