Morning Brew Daily $100M Fraud Case Over ADHD Meds & The Pope Gives Warning on... AI
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Jun 17, 2024 A shocking fraud case unfolds as a telehealth startup is accused of over-prescribing ADHD meds through targeted ads. Pope Francis voices concerns about AI at the G7 summit, stressing the importance of human-centered technology. CEO compensation sees a significant rise, intensifying discussions about wealth disparity. Meanwhile, 'Inside Out 2' makes a splash at the box office, and a rare stamp fetches over $4 million. HBO makes a bold marketing statement with a dragon atop the Empire State Building, igniting cultural conversations.
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Dunn Global Fraud Case
- Telehealth company Dunn Global advertised easy access to ADHD meds on TikTok and Instagram.
- The DOJ charged them with a $100M fraud scheme for over-prescribing 40M pills.
Telehealth Reckoning
- Dunn Global's case marks the first criminal drug distribution charge against a telehealth company.
- This highlights the risks of relaxed regulations for controlled substances during the pandemic.
Pope Advocates for Ethical AI
- Pope Francis, despite not using computers, addressed AI at the G7 summit, advocating for human-centric development.
- He endorsed global principles for AI governance and cited the Vatican's 2020 "Rome Call for AI Ethics" document.