How did you arrive at that conclusion? All of the evidence provided in the article is prior to the “freedom of regulation” as you call it.
To me, it’s indicative of a rotting regulatory institution that lost its way. FDA is about safety, not low cost drugs. I don’t know how that mandate became mission critical for them but it happened before the current administration.
3. ServiceNow incident tracking has something close called “work notes”. Work notes are for internal team members with a certain role, where comments are public and meant to communicate to the issue reporter.
Amazon retail is a marketplace with marketplace dynamics which what you are describing. They are connecting buyers and sellers. OpenAI is a SaaS company, can’t compare them.
More interestingly to your thread is how does Craigslist supplant print classifieds, which then is challenged if not supplanted by Facebook Marketplace. Both the incumbents had significantly better marketplace dynamics prior to being overtaken.
There are multiple complex problems here. I think one of the more interesting is one of agency. The person picking the procedure is often not the person paying for it.
To me, it’s indicative of a rotting regulatory institution that lost its way. FDA is about safety, not low cost drugs. I don’t know how that mandate became mission critical for them but it happened before the current administration.