Brian Thompson’s UnitedHealthcare was Accused of Using Faulty AI to Deny Coverage to Elderly Patients a Year Before Fatal Shooting
The fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on Wednesday, Dec. 4, which the NYPD have confirmed as a pre-meditated, targeted attack, has drawn attention to the insurance provider’s recent legal troubles over its coverage.
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