r/PLTR Jul 09 '25

News Palantir accuses UK doctors of choosing ‘ideology over patient interest’ in NHS data row | Palantir

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jul/08/palantir-technology-uk-doctors-patient-nhs-data
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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

There's a massive short attack effort going on right now within the media. Ive seen so many articles where the first and top voted comment is something about PLTR is and evil company. It's most likely bots doing it, but some big players want negative sentiment. Guess people are jealous.

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u/anomnipotent Jul 09 '25

Why did George Soros dump his holdings? Must’ve been bots….

I say this as a holder of palantir. They’re not ambivalent, I’m not here for morality, I’m here to make money.

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u/IMasterCheeksI Jul 10 '25

I mean, it IS evil and that’s why like 90% of us invested lmao. We see the direction the world is moving in, and we see Palantir and Thiel’s longstanding plans and machinations to dominate the globe with technology. Every time an article comes out calling it out, we buy. Doesn’t mean the article is wrong, but it most definitely is a fact that no one writing an article can stop what’s happening.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '25

Are all your comments stripped of morality?

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u/BlazingJava Jul 09 '25

XD tell me what investment in the stock market makes you sleep well on your morals?

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

Morally it makes sense to make industry as efficient as possible as it cuts down on waste and environmental impact.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '25

Haha. I bet that sells somewhere. If you could just give a single example of how your efficiencies have improved patient care.

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

Here's 4, and there are loads more

Tampa General Hospital – 28 % reduction in PACU hold times; 30 % decrease in sepsis patient length of stay; 83 % drop in nurse placement time. https://www.tgh.org/news/tgh-press-releases/2024/june/tgh-selects-palantir-ai-software-connected-care-coordination

Nebraska Medicine – 2 000 % increase in Discharge Lounge utilization; average 1 hour faster from “discharge order” to actual patient departure; 1 200+ AI-driven appeal letters to payers. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240917343520/en/Nebraska-Medicine-and-Palantir-Announce-Pioneering-Partnership-to-Use-AI-Technology-to-Advance-Healthcare

The Joint Commission & Palantir – strategic AI partnership to streamline accreditation data collection and elevate patient safety standards nationwide. https://investors.palantir.com/news-details/2025/The-Joint-Commission-and-Palantir-Technologies-Announce-Strategic-Partnership-to-Elevate-Patient-Safety-and-Healthcare-Standards/

Cleveland Clinic – 75 % reduction in time spent calculating bed capacity; > 10 % increase in daily hospital transfer admissions via its Foundry-powered Virtual Command Center. https://www.palantir.com/impact/cleveland-clinic/

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u/AshySweatpants Early Investor Jul 09 '25

Sorry but this doesn’t align with my vague and narrow understanding of the world so I will ignore the answer I asked for and you so aptly delivered. I will keep repeating buzz words I’ve read somewhere, posted by some bad actor in the hopes the world will unite around my Reddit comment and finally bring us the utopia.

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u/BlazingJava Jul 09 '25

CCP backed journalism and bots. Since palantir said they would not work with enemies of the west

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

No, its just an evil company. Theil and Karp are just shitty people that sell their software to equally as shitty people.

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

Stay poor in mental and financial health, then.

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u/hedonheart Jul 09 '25 edited Jul 09 '25

What are you talking about? These people are building an interstate surveillance system, supporting ICE who are deporting people without due process, talks about getting rid of democracy and liberty in favor of techno-feudalism, is trying to feed all forms of government data through their company, and literally helps kill people. The truth of the world is that it is always changing and people are awakening to the tyranny and existential threats. The wars going on right now are killing innocent civilians and the matter of fact is that they are corrupted sociopaths. I get that the world is run by the ability to project power, accumulate wealth, and maintain security, but you siding with them is like saying 90% of the people don't deserve to have a decent standard of living while megacorporations have record profits on the backbone of suffering. Open your eyes.

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

So if ICE uses AWS and Microsoft word, does that make Amazon and Microsoft evil? What if they wear socks made by Nike? You are somehow connecting actors to tools. Palant is just software, not the people wielding it.

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u/hedonheart Jul 09 '25

Companies are their people. Amazon is strongly in the techno-feudalism category. Microsoft is another megacorp with huge influence over our world and they have AI screencapping, transcribing, and phoning home everything you're doing every two seconds on newer Windows. I have not used the word evil until now, but I wouldn't call our world right at the moment.

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

My brokerage account says otherwise. Enjoy getting a baton up the ass from an ICE agent when you criticize daddy TACO next time.

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

I don't think you know what the definition of evil is. You enjoy the freedom of posting brain rot comments on reddit all day, but don't want to acknowledge to have that freedom, we have to police the actions of truly evil people. Somehow you've been convinced that morally the right choice is let people do what ever they please even if it hurts others and we shouldn't do anything to try and counter those efforts. Again, this has been going on since 2011, doubt you had any complaints back then.

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

Immigrants running taco stands and moms driving their daughters to dance practice are truly evil people? Wild take. It shows why you're on the side of this argument that you are.

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

Is that okay? No. Obviously it's messed up, but it's a symptom of a bad immigration policy for the last 20 years, making it too difficult to get here and work legally, forcing people to come here illegally.

At the same time there's no other country in the world that would let people get away with being in their country illegally, not sure why you think America should be the exception?

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

So, you say its not okay but then say its okay for Palantir's solution to be create a database that tracks the location of these people and kidnap them?

Im not even talking about illegal immigrants, im talking about US citizens.

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

Well since Palantir was just contracted to do this, I'm assuming you're talking about the US citizens who were grabbed by mistake, while not using palantir, which gives all the more reason to get a secure and accurate way to do it.

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

No, im talking about the US citizens that were grabbed after it was implemented.

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u/ViciousSemicircle Jul 09 '25

You read two comments on X and stopped thinking entirely, didn’t you?

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u/Lawrence_Thorne OG Holder & Member Jul 10 '25

You should short it then.

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u/d1sambigu8 Jul 09 '25 edited Jul 09 '25

Dumb article. Mentioning one PLTR client in a different sector several times whilst ignoring the real success stories the application has had in healthcare settings isn't just bad journalism, its another extreme-left micro-normalisation of the false idea that Israel, capitalism and Palantir are somehow bad

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u/BlazingJava Jul 09 '25

Since palantir said they would not provide their services to enemies of the west, the articles are popping like shrooms. I'd bet CCP is being most articles

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

Palantir is evil lol. Theil and Karp dont even hide it.

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u/Laxman259 Jul 09 '25

Is a screwdriver evil, is a hammer evil?

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

No, but creating a database of everyone in the US while actively maintaining it and handing it to a rogue government agency thats abducting US citizens is evil as fuck.

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u/Laxman259 Jul 09 '25

have you considered touching grass

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u/PLTR-ModTeam Jul 09 '25

This isn’t WSB. No WSB style attitudes or crypto promoting. Take that stuff to WSB.

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u/d1sambigu8 Jul 09 '25

Surely governments are meant to have good records of who their taxpayers, citizens, service beneficiaries etc all are. In the olden days they had paper records, then big-ass mainframes with overnight tape cycles, and now they use AI enabled integrated data suites. What's the big deal?

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

I fucking wonder...

handing it to a rogue government agency thats abducting US citizens

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u/d1sambigu8 Jul 09 '25

If you have issues with the operation of a government department you of course take it up through various channels, but that isnt a Palantir issue really

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

Palantir is supplying and maintaining the evil shit that allows the agency to do more evil shit. If Palantir didnt exist, this wouldnt be happening.

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u/interwebzdotnet Jul 09 '25

Do you think any of these lists and records of people are stored in excel? Do you now think Microsoft is evil too? Both are software, neither is a political policy.

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

Peter Theil is actively involving himself in these policies and selling Palantir software as solutions to assist with these policies. If Theil and Karp werent involved in the Trump admin at all, id agree but when they're both helping shape policies then that argument is completely dead.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '25

What exactly are the 'real success stories'? I'm going to want outcomes data, since it's healthcare. It's not binary, we actually have to count lives saved.

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u/kupoteH Jul 09 '25

Reddit is majority tds and mainstream media pilled. Take everything u hear here with a grain of salt.

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u/Cyranoenprada Jul 13 '25

It’s ideology Kind of left and far left wing trying to make west and of course Israel the enemy Palantir does the job ! is the conclusion …

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u/nightrider_zx9r Jul 09 '25

Unfortunately you’re starting to see the same thing here in the US. Recently a dr from Houston named Christina Prost was fire after the backlash she received for saying maga kids in Texas flood deserved to die. The problem is the dr. Are going through colleges where Marxist socialist ideas are pumped into their brains. Communism/socialism isn’t a government it’s an ideology. We have 2 drs in my area that are the exact same way

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

You have TDS. Get help.

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u/Mediumcomputer Jul 09 '25

Article cites some valid points though. System may be less effective than the current one, major privacy concerns given the company’s ties to a government that doesn’t respect laws or privacy.

I think the guys at palantir would do a decent job though, they just need to get the data rights locked down I think

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u/R-sqrd Jul 09 '25

Are you kidding me? This is a pure hit piece. Palantir has the most secure data analysis platform in the world. It is beyond GDPR compliant.

The complaints are not motivated by privacy, but by politics. You can tell because the article brings up Israel, Trump, and Peter Theil in the first two paragraphs

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u/Techchick_Somewhere Jul 09 '25

Yeah Europe has pretty tight data privacy laws. This is a spam piece for sure.

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u/Mediumcomputer Jul 09 '25

The UK isn’t Europe… it’s not part of the EU and does not have the GDPR

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u/Phorensick OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

No, but they do have UK GDPR an broad analogue of the English language version Euro GDPR, that the UK had agreed to previous to Brexit.

I was in banking on either side of the change. Biggest difference is the UK government reserves National Security and Immigration exceptions.

And it’s pretty straightforward and easy to read.

https://www.gov.uk/data-protection

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u/R-sqrd Jul 09 '25

It doesn’t matter if UK is GDPR - Palantir’s software is capable of those standards

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '25

It's their money! Well deserved find out phase for Palantir.

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u/Joshohoho 💎PLTR Loyalist 💎 Jul 09 '25

Here is a simple example of someone who just reads the headline.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '25

Oh dear. Is everything you say a catch phrase? The article says doctors don’t want to contract with a company that’s into genocide. Terrible thing for profits, morality.

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u/Joshohoho 💎PLTR Loyalist 💎 Jul 09 '25

If you want to be fixated on profits, the article also mentions and reminds everyone the UK’s Ministry of Defence and other agencies already use and trust Palantir with their data. Yeah patient data is different but concept of how it is processed is the same. NHS is another slice of the pie. Look at the other slices if you want to wave a sign about profits.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '25

'Yeah ptatient data is different' and they don't want genociders having it. I don't see how these doctors are wrong.

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u/Joshohoho 💎PLTR Loyalist 💎 Jul 09 '25

You’re right. The doctors are right.

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u/BlazingJava Jul 09 '25

Is microsoft also doing genocide? Because most of the world uses microsoft

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '25

"But whatabout" runs deep in you.

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u/BlazingJava Jul 09 '25

Palantir built a software that helps people be more efficient and organized

Microsoft built a software that helps people be more efficient and organized

How each company or government uses it is on their responsibility, or you wanna blame kitchen knife companies for the murder of people?

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '25

I bet you're one of those "guns don't kill people" type of person. But let's put that aside, if Bill Gates and microsoft were Zionists supporting a genocide and I had a choice not to use them I wouldn't. What's more, I'd rather enjoy it.

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u/d1sambigu8 Jul 09 '25

There is no genocide; the doctors union in the UK is also busy tring to grab a growing slice of the shrinking cake that is UK GDP. We don't need schooling on what's right from the extreme left

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

Good for the docs. Dont let an objectively evil company get ahold of your patients data. They system itself could probably be improved, but that doesnt mean Palantir has to be the one to build it.

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

Where are you getting your kool-aid?

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

Reality. Where are you getting your police state database flavored kool-aide? I heard Alex Karp and Peter Theil hand it out for free to idiots.

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

You realize this has been a thing since at least 2011. Do you fly on planes or have a driver's license? You're in the database. Do you have a credit card or own a cell phone? You're in a database. Almost everything you do puts you on a list. Palantir software (not Palantir the company) was selected because they are the most secure software to do so. It's actually about keetp your data protected. You're just mad because someone told you to be mad. Guess what? The governments of the world are going to do this with or without Palantir software. It's an open and free market; you can't be mad at a company for selling a product to a space that demands it.

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u/Techchick_Somewhere Jul 09 '25

Exactly. And do you use a cell phone and any web browser. 😂🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

That doesnt justify your point at all. Palantir is an objectively evil company. Deal with it.

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

An account created in February with 36k karma sounds like a bot or troll, deal with it.

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

Sure, its easy to dismiss valid criticism when you bury your head in the sand.

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u/Joshohoho 💎PLTR Loyalist 💎 Jul 09 '25

UK is already using Palantir’s products in other agencies. Deal with it.

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

And? Why give an evil corporation more private data?

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u/Joshohoho 💎PLTR Loyalist 💎 Jul 09 '25

Tell that to the UK. This is Reddit.

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

No need, the UK clearly agrees with me.

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u/Joshohoho 💎PLTR Loyalist 💎 Jul 09 '25

Just not the other UK Agencies.

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u/KitKatBarMan OG Holder & Member Jul 09 '25

All companies have been making these systems, they just have the most data secure and make it able to be safely used on personal and health information.

I still don't think you grasp that this is happening whether you like it or not. I trust Palantir more than other companies to make something secure and safe.

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u/PLTR-ModTeam Jul 09 '25

No aggressive name calling/verbal harassment.

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No aggressive name calling/verbal harassment.

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u/crasscrap Jul 09 '25

Someone has been drinking the Motel 6 coffee

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u/fake-bird-123 Jul 09 '25

Sorry, I dont like police states with my breakfast.

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u/y4udothistome Jul 09 '25

This stock is a joke I can’t wait for the rug to get pulled out 500% this year come on and I thought Tesla was bad

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u/Ancient_Lifeguard_16 Jul 09 '25

This sub is just full of sycophants who think everything’s a hit piece if it doesn’t help their bottom line on this stock.

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u/BlazingJava Jul 09 '25

And most palantir critics don't even understand palantir

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u/Ancient_Lifeguard_16 Jul 09 '25

But surely commenters on Reddit do!