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Google’s NHS deal does not have regulatory approval

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 May 13, 2016  Posted by Dissent Business, Featured News, Healthcare, Non-U.S.

Hal Hodson reports:

Google does not have regulatory approval for its NHS healthcare deal. Two weeks ago, New Scientist revealed that Google’s artificial intelligence company DeepMind has access to the personal medical information of millions of UK patients through a data-sharing agreement with the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust. But that’s only part of the story.

A New Scientist investigation has found that the project is being carried out without the ethical and regulatory approval that experts say are required.

Read more on New Scientist.

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