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NHS seeks independent review of Palantir AI self-assessments

The UK's National Health Service (NHS) is seeking an independent review of Palantir's self-assessment reports regarding its AI systems. Concerns have been raised about the accuracy and potential bias in Palantir's evaluations, prompting the NHS to look for external validation. This move highlights ongoing scrutiny of AI deployments in critical public services. AI

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NHS seeks independent review of Palantir AI self-assessments

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  1. The Register — AI TIER_1 English(EN) · Lindsay Clark ·

    NHS wants a second opinion on Palantir's glowing self-assessments

    Supplier told to clear benefit claims with health chiefs, though enforcing approval could prove tricky