https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...tient-will-die
he harrowing account of the unidentified woman’s death was published by Google in May in research highlighting the health-care potential of neural networks, a form of artificial intelligence software that’s particularly good at using data to automatically learn and improve. Google had created a tool that could forecast a host of patient outcomes, including how long people may stay in hospitals, their odds of re-admission and chances they will soon die.
Google has long sought access to digital medical records, also with mixed results. For its recent research, the internet giant cut deals with the University of California, San Francisco, and the University of Chicago for 46 billion pieces of anonymous patient data. Google’s AI system created predictive models for each hospital, not one that parses data across the two, a harder problem. A solution for all hospitals would be even more challenging. Google is working to secure new partners for access to more records.
You know where this is going. "Is your illness economically viable or do we just let you wither and die?" think about insurance companies and pre existing conditions.
In addition, add police records and databases and Skynet and a precog algorithm. Look for the floating Retical in the sky like the movie Aeon Flux.
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