00:00 Speaker A
In preparation for this interview today, I actually went on AI to say what are some Medicare’s dirty little secrets and I produced a document for all you to review. And the interesting thing was from my perspective, AI got a lot wrong, right? Every question on the document was, are you sure that’s right? Are you sure that’s right? Are you sure that’s right? So, my first thought is I shouldn’t trust AI for Medicare information, at least not yet.
00:23 Speaker B
Yep. I I think there’s a lot of things we can’t trust AI for just yet, but I this is what I want to point out. The Medicare Rights Center, we’ve been around since for over 35 years. We’re transforming the information we provide. We have a website called Medicareinteractive.org. That is trustworthy information, it is fact-based, it is fact-checked. And I want to let people know that it is made for beneficiaries, it’s made for consumers. The information is simple and straightforward. But to Marsha’s earlier point, older people they may not be online. That’s why we have a helpline. I want to make sure I get this out here. It’s 1800-333-4114. People can call us with a question, a simple question. So, there’s online resources, but be careful where you’re getting your information because you may not realize you’re getting your information from a brokerage firm, from a plan. I’m not saying it’s bad information, but oh, but more and more it’s it’s unclear who’s providing this information.
01:21 Speaker A
Yeah.
01:22 Speaker A
Marsha, I know you love AI.
01:27 Speaker C
So there’s no surprise to hear you say you did something on AI that I call Chatty Kathy. I’m also not surprised that let’s say the information was less than complete, perhaps. Yeah, I’m I’m a big skeptic. I think it will grow up and, you know, become a teenager and then an adult at some point, but right now that it’s fun for us to play with, those of us who know what the law is and how the insurers work and how all these many, many pieces to the puzzle get put together, it’s not okay for the average consumer. It’s it’s like doing the Reddit feed, Jay, you know, like, oh, I’m just going to read all these comments. I’m going to pick the one I like the best.
02:08 Speaker A
Yeah.
02:09 Speaker C
It’s not for me, Bob.
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