NHS to Reevaluate Palantir Effectiveness Amid Criticism
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The NHS is set to change how it evaluates the effectiveness of Palantir's Federated Data Platform (FDP) following widespread criticism. The platform, designed to link different datasets, has been accused of using disputed metrics and may not actually produce any benefits. The NHS will modify two key figures in its next quarterly update, more than a year after the data was first published. Politicians have spoken out against the NHS's handling of the situation, with Ben Coleman (Labour MP) calling for an investigation and Martin Wrigley (Liberal Democrat) demanding independent verification of the numbers. The Good Law Project has a petition calling for the government to end its contract with Palantir, which is set to expire in 2027 unless extended.
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