Sometimes, we have to use the blunt force of technological innovation to outmaneuver a structural impasse.
Fascinating graph. Since 1990, computers, databases, and the internet should have dramatically cut the personnel cost of hospital administration. It has instead increased by 20-30x. The problem is structural, not technological, and I doubt AI will have any impact there.https://twitter.com/Plinz/status/1101757028077191170 …
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That doesn't work, unfortunately
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Anything that's deployed with Java will need administration, no matter what. It creates jobs doesn't it? :-)
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Similarly in the private sector, there are probably more people than ever doing reporting in excel...
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But is this mentioned that the data used for graph takes all of these guys into account?
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Same thing with universities. Reducing overhead is not only a technological challenge. There has to be a willingness for change.
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OH IS THIS WHY UNIVERSITIES SOLICIT BRIBES FOR UNDERQUALIFIED WHITE KIDS TO GO THERE?
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