>The company's premise was that you can't improve health outcomes without addressing the full context of someone's life

They are absolutely correct about this mathematically, you can’t solve problems you don’t have data for

The question is what organization would I trust with the full context of my life. None. Zero.

**future headline: Consumer warning: The panopticon(tm) product is embedded into your care plan, insurance is only available for panopticon subscribers.

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w10-1 7 hours ago | parent [-]

> what organization would I trust with the full context of my life. None. Zero

Wouldn't this mean you'd rather interact with an AI, if it meant whatever you said was provably shown that it could never leak (though the medical conclusions would be documented in your HIPAA-protected record)?

	▲	AndrewKemendo 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Provided I own the infrastructure and can smash SSDs if needed then yes. But if it’s in someone else’s computer? thats gonna be a no from me dawg.