UnitedHealth used an AI program with a 90% error rate to deny care — a new lawsuit claims.

Sep 18, 2026 · 9:42 PM UTC

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A 90% error rate? That sounds like bs. A 90% error rate is a 10% error rate if you just do the opposite of what it says, so the model they’re using has to be talented at being wrong
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For some reason americans support a health care system thats primary purpose is to make money off of Americans. The Ai is doing exactly what it is supposed to do. Make money. Helping humans has nothing to do with the purpose of our health care system
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Exactly how they intended it to work. Everyone in the congress, board and shareholders gets paid except the people who pay for insurance.
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This means that it is a criminal organization.
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Don't know case but disgusting if true. As a patient 9% error rate is horrific. 90%? Criminal IMHO. What would make them stop if guilty? $1M per error? $10M? $100M per? If one patient suffered due to AI algorithm who goes to prison? If accurate, intentional patient injuries.
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Their measurement is money not patient outcomes, and they can push responsibility for patient outcomes to doctors. That is what enables this.
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AND YET ALL THESE FUCKING INSURANES WILL GET AWAY WITH IT BCBS UHC CIGNA AETNA THEY ARE ALL BS. OH AND MOST INSTANCES NOWADAYS, MEDICARE IS BEING HANDLED BY AN LCD, SO THEY ARE FOLLOWING SUIT ON DENYING MEDICAL CARE "MEDICAL NECESSITY" IS HOW THEY DO IT & THEY DON'T KNOW SHIT
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Never forget those who died while waiting for a review, and got denied due to lack of medical necessity.
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I introduced bills in Michigan to ban using AI to deny claims. This is despicable
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It's so funny everyone is supposed to believe these kind of auto-filter systems aren't being used everywhere they can be. I read something the other week that DENIED they are used widely for job applications. Why not? Less legal hurdles than for say this.
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Nationalize healthcare and make it free at point of service
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That AI also has all your HIPPA protected data (diagnosis, allergies, medications, etc) and the UH AI can easily be hacked by another AI like ChatGPT or Gemini? What are we doing?
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There is no justification for for-profit health insurance.
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My prediction of dying to an AI dog upended by the certainty I'll die to an AI generated healthcare email
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This decision got people killed. Who’s accountable for the dead?
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It surely wasn't a 90% error rate in the patient's favor.
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90٪ error rate? Why use Ai at this point? You could just make it random
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Wasn’t this already publicly acknowledged when it happened?
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Companies/Execs getting caught up in AI lawsuit due to AI programs/processes doing illegal things that they were fully aware of but thought no one would find out about
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As someone who works on claim denials… this explains so much smh
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hey everybody fuck AI . Hire people and stop denying claims when UHC is making billions cuz our premiums have gone up every year of my professional life
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According to UHC that’s a 90% success rate
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That explains my hep b vaccination visit being $1,317…
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And we’re supposed to care about their CEO why?
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This should come with jail time for the CTO.
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The class action needs to destroy the company altogether.
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I don't know and I don't care.@EdaClawthorne2
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Of course they continue to play with fire.
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Let Luigi walk free with no charges. Fuck united health
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