The New York Times reports privacy red flags are being raised about a research paper by London-based DeepMind Health, Google's artificial intelligence research company. Published in Nature, the paper focuses on new health technology that is capable of automatic diagnosis of acute kidney injury. The paper said the new tech is based on a system that analyzes various data, including blood tests, vital signs and past medical history. Privacy concerns are being raised, however, regarding the use of the data considering DeepMind's prior data-sharing issues in the U.K. (Registration may be required to access this story.)
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