The Latest Breaking News from Medicare

Could You Be Missing a Property Tax Break Just Because of Your Age?

Turning 65 can change more than your Medicare eligibility and retirement planning. It may also change how much you’re expected to pay in property taxes....

Saving Advice · Sep 25

Before You Buy a Walk-In Tub, Try These 6 Cheaper Bathroom Safety Upgrades

A walk-in tub can sound like the obvious solution when stepping over the side of a bathtub starts feeling unsteady, but an expensive bathroom remodel...

Saving Advice · Sep 25

7 Everyday Habits After 60 That Could Be Costing You More in Medical Bills

A few dollars here and there aren’t the only expenses that can quietly undermine a retirement budget. Everyday routines involving medications, exercise, preventive care, vision,...

Saving Advice · Sep 25

It’s going to take more than an email to a public inbox to protect Australians from potential AI doom

OpenAI’s hack of Medicare suggests safeguarding civilisation is the task facing leaders in this extraordinary new era

The Guardian - AU · Sep 25

Congress Warms to Permanent Medicare Doctor Pay Overhaul, but Another Short-Term Patch Looks Likely Before January

Lawmakers show new interest in fixing how Medicare pays doctors, but a proposed 1.68% cut still looms on January 1. What patients should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

Mark Cuban Says He’s ‘All for Universal Care’ But Warns It Won’t ‘Automagically Work,’ and the ‘Best First Step’ Is This Warren-Hawley Bill

Cuban believes in Medicare for All, but thinks people need to temper their expectations. He thinks a recently introduced bill is most consumers' best shot for now.

Barchart · Sep 25

Failures of Canada's Single-Payer Health Care Highlight the Flaws of 'Medicare for All'

Under single-payer, patients’ needs take a backseat to government bureaucrats’ priorities.

Reason · Sep 25

PM rejects ‘nonsense’ suggestion he delayed revealing OpenAI Medicare hack as Labor considers changing laws

Expert says Australia’s criminal laws should be clarified to determine how fault is applied to a corporation when its AI agent commits a crime

The Guardian - AU · Sep 25

Could an ‘Australian AI’ protect us from being hacked? Cybersecurity isn’t that simple

In the wake of yesterday’s news that an OpenAI agent hacked Australia’s Medicare system earlier this year, some people have pointed to the incident as evidence that Australia needs to develop its own artificial intelligence models.

The Conversation · Sep 25

When rogue AI agent 'scaled a fence', it reinforced Albanese's case for tough guardrails

Ministers only learned late last week of the breach.

The Canberra Times · Sep 25