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Optum AI chatbot was left publicly accessible | Health IT

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An internal AI chatbot developed for Optum employees was inadvertently left publicly accessible online, allowing unrestricted access via a web browser, TechCrunch reported Dec. 13.

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Optum AI chatbot was left publicly accessible | Health IT

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