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Privacy International
BREAKING: Palantir awarded NHS Contract. Getting big tech firms to run our healthcare systems is a bad idea. Organisations like Palantir shouldn't benefit from processing information about your sensitive and private health conditions. This Palantir contact has been secretive and opportunistic throughout. And Palantir will contiune to avoid transparency over how their algorithms work on the basis of commercial confidentiality. 6 comments
Privacy International
Even if data is pseudanonymised and even if Palantir don't get the data itself, they can benefit by training algorithms on your intimate health data. Public health, not private profit, should be at the heart of health data management. https://privacyinternational.org/long-read/4674/why-we-need-talk-about-digital-health
Privacy International
We've talked in the past about why public-private partnerships can threaten privacy. Especially when surveillance and mass processing of personal data is involved. Take a look at our tools to assess and challenge the risks 👇 
danmcquillan
@privacyint and to train algorithms that finesse different ways to exclude us from the healthcare we need unless we can pay |
Gregory's Server
Big data analytics outfit Palantir have been involved with data systems across a range of UK govt departments. If this continues, we might end up locked in and dependent on them and their services
https://privacyinternational.org/report/4271/all-roads-lead-palantir