UK Government and Palantir must correct public record after NHS admits published data does not back up FDP benefit claims

There is now no credible argument left against removing Trump-backing spy tech firm Palantir from the National Health Service.

Area of work: Protect NHS data for the public good

More than 60 groups tell Home Office to stop using racist and faulty AI facial age estimation tech on asylum-seeking children 

This tech could see vulnerable children seeking asylum in the UK facing a serious threat to their safety at the hands of the UK government. 

How we revealed NHS England claims about Palantir’s FDP delivering benefit for the NHS are dubious, cherry-picked and should come with a serious health warning

NHS England cannot, and should not, say the data they have made available proves hospitals delivered more operations because of Palantir. 

Our investigation shows a third of NHS trusts using Palantir’s FDP tools are seeing fewer operations than before they started using it

Out of 41 trusts using Palantir’s FDP module for helping schedule operations, 13 (30%) report carrying out fewer operations than before.

Press release: UK regulator says Google must give journalists opt-out from AI theft, following Foxglove complaint 

The UK has announced new measures to stop Google stealing journalists’ work to feed its ‘AI Overviews’ – after Foxglove asked them to. 

Area of work: Challenging the size and power of Big Tech, Stopping Google’s theft of news

Press release: UK Govt must listen to MPs’ call for end to Palantir contract

Today, the House of Commons Science, Innovation and Technology Select Committee called on the Government to end NHS England’s contract …

Area of work: Protect NHS data for the public good

Google facing court for retaliation against Gaza whistleblower 

The engineer used internal channels to question the company’s provision of support to military forces involved in reported genocide.

Area of work: Former Google DeepMind Employee vs Google Inc, Justice for tech workers

Foxglove and South African housing movement object to new hyperscale data centre over critical gaps in water, energy and environmental information! 

The objection says a new 160 MVA data centre can’t be approved as no information has been provided on water, emissions or environmental impact. 

Area of work: Challenging the size and power of Big Tech, Foxglove and Housing Assembly vs Equinix (Cape Town Data Centre)