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UK Fears Grow over AI Giant Palantir's Health Service Deal

38 Degrees says the objections reflect growing distrust of Palantir's role in NHS data sharing, while NHS England must respond under data protection law.

Summary by France24
The US company, co-founded by billionaire Peter Thiel -- a close ally of US President Donald Trump -- has enjoyed a growing role in Britain's public sector and the contract, awarded in 2023, allows it to provide a data management platform to the NHS. Worth around $440 million, the Federated Data Platform (FDP) is designed to improve coordination between hospitals and help manage and streamline appointments, making more efficient use of resources…

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More than 44,000 people asked the NHS to stop processing their medical data on a platform that operates with Palantir software. The campaign invokes the right to object under British data protection regulations, as doubts about public confidence and the future of a £330 million contract grow.

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