Mike Braun
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Mike Braun is an American businessman and politician currently serving as the junior United States senator from Indiana, a position he has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Braun has focused on issues such as fair representation and gerrymandering, advocating for equitable electoral maps in Indiana. His business background includes founding a successful auto parts company, which has informed his approach to economic policy and job creation.
I hope that we can continue to learn from industry's promising advances and integrate these solutions gradually and carefully.
I believe getting beneficiary feedback along with being able to use the latest tools--most other places that do well with preventing fraud are already doing both.
What do we lose to actually learn from it when we are not talking to the people that actually get defrauded?
The Medicare Transaction Fraud Prevention Act, which we are rolling out, is to empower CMS to use this tool to catch fraudsters.
When you have got that kind of fraud nipping at its flanks, something has got to give.
I am going to be introducing the Medicare Transaction Fraud Prevention Act, which will be very simply for all the fraud that comes around it using the same tools credit card companies have used for a long time.
It is very important that we keep this in the discussion mode. Be sure that we don't smother the technology because it is already out there.
While some of my colleagues have called for a heavy handed Federal approach to AI, I am very concerned that we don't smother it because it is already out there.
I hope that we can continue to learn from industry's promising advances and integrate these solutions gradually and carefully.
I believe getting beneficiary feedback along with being able to use the latest tools--most other places that do well with preventing fraud are already doing both.
What do we lose to actually learn from it when we are not talking to the people that actually get defrauded?
The Medicare Transaction Fraud Prevention Act, which we are rolling out, is to empower CMS to use this tool to catch fraudsters.
When you have got that kind of fraud nipping at its flanks, something has got to give.
The amount, by the way, is $60 billion a year. Defrauding Medicare. It is a lot.
It is very important that we keep this in the discussion mode. Be sure that we don't smother the technology because it is already out there.
While some of my colleagues have called for a heavy handed Federal approach to AI, I am very concerned that we don't smother it because it is already out there.
I am going to be introducing the Medicare Transaction Fraud Prevention Act, which will be very simply for all the fraud that comes around it using the same tools credit card companies have used for a long time.
AI obviously can be used for that. It also may be the tool that you can use against it.
It is important I think the Government embraces the technology so it understands it.
What we just listened to there, it is going to get worse because we are at the leading edge of this technology.
The Medicare Transaction Fraud Prevention Act, which we are rolling out, is to empower CMS to use this tool to catch fraudsters.





