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Google and deepmind are facing legal action for the way in which they obtained and processed over a million patient health records without consent in the u.k. Drawing lessons from this case study, it discusses the challenges and implications as healthcare moves into an algorithmic age. Researchers studying a deal in which google’s artificial intelligence subsidiary, deepmind, acquired access to millions of sensitive nhs patient records have warned that more must be done to regulate data transfers from public bodies to private firms.

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The app was designed to alert, diagnose, and detect when patients were at risk of developing acute kidney injury. The data transfer itself was not impugned. The letter obtained by sky news was sent to the medical director of the royal free nhs trust in london on 20 february

The data sharing agreement between the trust and deepmind was first revealed by a new scientist investigation last year.

An nhs hospital breached the data protection act when it shared confidential data from 1.6 million patients with google's deepmind division. A representative claim on behalf of 1.6 million people whose medical records were drawn upon to help google subsidiary deepmind develop an app has been thrown out by the high court because of. The legal action was a result of two firms striking a deal with london’s royal free hospital, which it exchanged patient data for discounted use of a deepmind developed smartphone app, designed. Deepmind was involved in the development of an app for the nhs called streams