AIAI-assisted PPP fraud reporting and who gets to do it
A user contrasts accepted Chicago Tribune reporting on Illinois PPP fraud with unease over letting anyone with $20 produce what they call functionally the same work.
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A user argues there is a double standard between institutional PPP fraud reporting and individuals using AI to do comparable work. They say AI can easily connect public databases and explain why an Illinois public employee who received a PPP loan during their service might face trouble. They also propose checking loans that list Chicago Housing Authority properties as business addresses and claim prior-year business income that would put someone outside CHA eligibility.
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AI-assisted PPP fraud reporting and who gets to do it
A user contrasts accepted Chicago Tribune reporting on Illinois PPP fraud with unease over letting anyone with $20 produce what they call functionally the same work.
TLDR
A user argues there is a double standard between institutional PPP fraud reporting and individuals using AI to do comparable work. They say AI can easily connect public databases and explain why an Illinois public employee who received a PPP loan during their service might face trouble. They also propose checking loans that list Chicago Housing Authority properties as business addresses and claim prior-year business income that would put someone outside CHA eligibility.