Is big tech good for your health?
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- Опубліковано 15 бер 2020
- Tech giants including Google and Microsoft want to work with hospitals and health-care systems to improve lives. But should people trust them with their medical data? Read more here: econ.st/2TVyjf5
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your insurance premium goes up if you eat Cheetos after 9pm or don't go to bed on Friday night before 2am
This insurance doesnt work on me cos i eat pringles at 12am and sleep at 3am, no exercise
The cicle
@@cwaddle go to germany haha
Your boss hollars and harrasses you if your Heart Rate isn't high at work
I suspect that the US insurance companies will figure out how to track the health of their clients and denounce the insurance before the client even knows they are coming down with health issues. There can be a lot of ways to use the peoples data against them and make profit. The first companies to figure the ways out will most probably grow substantially and normalize the behavior. Some government regulation might be needed, but I'm sure it is something too complex for the legislators to contain or understand well enough.
Look at big pharma. The exact same corruption will happen here in biotech.
I legit thought you said Darth Vader when you in introduced Dan Vahdat.
Big Business - you are a number that we extract money from.
Facebook has caused a mental health crisis.
Totally agree amd Mark knows it.
The provlem with chemcorp and bigdata firms is that they start out as an ideal but then eventually start pushing the envelope for their shareholders. It would probably be different if data providers, the program costumers who need information on their disease process, are automatically made shareholder, meaning you can only become shareholder due to your disease, keeping the company on track working for you
why the app in the video is in Chinese？
Love your videos! The Economist is one of a few media sources I trust.
It’d be great to watch your research on how coffee affects us. Your opinion on what would be if a person drinks too much coffee ☕️
It depends on each person and what you think is too much.
Hello Theranos & Elizabeth Holmes!
Remarkable research, I was so excited to watch this video. Want more)
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If i was a strategist, stocks tank while retail soars whenever a " pandemic " hits. Doomsday sales.
I just wasted my 12 minutes 45 seconds of my life watching an advertisement about why I should give big data companies my health data for free!
It's more paying for the big data companies to monetised your datas, because all those links won't be done without a cost
Interesting
This isn’t about caring about people it’s about money in medicine. We need more family doctors- we need more preventative treatment and relationships
#1984
Centralized repository of any sort makes me nervous. Centralized repository of global health data? Absofuckinglutely terrifying. You can put a friendly face on it and call it cute names but let's be real about the power we are giving companies like Verily. Now more than ever, there needs to be a governing body for these companies.
What power are we giving these companies?
Watch the movie Gattaca. That's the reason why I wont share my health data. I have no intention of buying Apple Watch or even worse, its chinese equivalent.
Don't forget to reject all medical treatments derived from scientific research, remember Gattaca.
Lucas S.G. A fictional film is what you are basing political opinions on? You seem like a smart person.😂👌🏼
The circle is another one
Making maximum profit will never be in line with human needs. Money is not a universal solution for all of our problems. The economy must be at the service of man and not vice versa.
User data (geographic, for advertisement or health) should always be encrypted so that you cannot tell who this person is. Plus, we need more control over our data. I would be more willing to share data if it’s encrypted and if I can tell which data I want to send. Plus, a non profit institute should exist that works with this data. Maybe universities or WHO. They shouldn’t be allowed to make profit from the data, just analyze them to give rise to medical benefits.
No, you can't
Anyone can summary in Korean for me?
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The answer is a BIG FAT NO.
We need more and more regulations on BIG TECH in regards to censorship and creating a more competitive market for social media.
Please stay away from these gadgets live your life peacefully why we allow some people to track as all these things and waiws giving a depression
Fast answer, NO!
Giving your health data to big tech and they will find a way to sell it
But why do you care if they sell it?
@@danielosmanovic488 the UA-camr Philosophy Tube made an excellent video on why you should worry about your Data. It's called Data. Check it out.
noname Thanks! Gonna check it out
And abuse from it at your expense.
@@noname-rj7dx Why do you care if they sell it?
"Should you trust The Economist to give you sane, independent advice?" likely not
Gonzalo all media is biased, that doesn’t mean the economist and media isn’t useful, you need to spot the bias and do your own research to fill in the gaps.
Cool, very entertaining video :D
You Demons
13 minutes of blabbering
Very unbalanced and unapologetic.
Capitalism at its best
User data (geographic, for advertisement or health) should always be encrypted so that you cannot tell who this person is. Plus, we need more control over our data. I would be more willing to share data if it’s encrypted and if I can tell which data I want to send. Plus, a non profit institute should exist that works with this data. Maybe universities or WHO. They shouldn’t be allowed to make profit from the data, just analyze them to give rise to medical benefits.
Ok