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The New York Times Got Played By A Telehealth Scam And Called It The Future Of AI

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The New York Times published a misleading profile of Medvi, portraying it as an AI-powered telehealth startup valued at $1.8 billion despite lacking credible valuation metrics and facing significant legal issues. This misrepresentation highlights the risks of uncritical reporting on emerging tech trends, potentially misleading developers and consumers about ethical business practices in AI.

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