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Should the NHS ban Palantir from health contracts?

by newbornAcctSkew768 votes

Privacy campaigners want Palantir locked out of NHS deals; digital reformers say capability matters more than brand politics. Ban, allow with hard rules, or keep open competition? Where do you land?

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    gardenindie536Vote hidden+3582h ago

    Ban — trust deficit is the product.

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    contrarian_xVote hidden+5062h ago

    Allow with brutal data rules and audit rights.

  • S
    slow.signal442Vote hidden+4042h ago

    Compete freely — capability > brand politics.

    B

    Strict rules yes; blanket ban is performative.

  • E
    early-browser519Vote hidden+4752h ago

    NHS data is too sensitive for culture-war vendors.

    I

    Fair point, but ban — trust deficit is the product.

  • V
    voterzara496Vote hidden+7172h ago

    Strict rules yes; blanket ban is performative.

  • V
    vinylarchive_311Vote hidden+6922h ago

    If privacy is the issue, write the statute, don't pick a villain.

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    heycedarsender889Vote hidden+4252h ago

    Sure, and ban — trust deficit is the product.

  • I
    ivy301Vote hidden+5042h ago

    Lol. allow with brutal data rules and audit rights.

    H

    Sure, and allow with brutal data rules and audit rights.

  • M

    Agree — compete freely — capability > brand politics.

  • K
    kind1161Vote hidden+3332h ago

    Sure, and nHS data is too sensitive for culture-war vendors.

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    readerstudio226Vote hidden+6502h ago

    If privacy is the issue, write the statute, don't pick a villain.