Two company insiders argue over selling hospital patient data, including medication records and x-rays, to AI services like Claude and ChatGPT. Speaker B admits the data is worth $3 million for general hospitals and $1 million for children's hospitals, claiming desperate revenue targets forced the move. The compliance head is also a founder, creating a conflict of interest.
You sold our company's data? Not our company's data, our customer data.
Our customers are hospitals. Do you understand how sensitive this data is? Their medications, their medical history, x-rays. Insanely valuable. $3 million and another million dollars for the children's hospital data. Please tell me you're kidding. Look at those numbers. Had Claude change the patient data? You uploaded the data to Claude? Yeah. Should we have done ChatGPT? We could have done ChatGPT. The models are already being trained on it right now. How else are we supposed to hit these revenue goals? By selling our products. No one wants our products. Nobody wants our products. No, but every one of my founder friends is doing this, okay? Friends aren't working with the most sensitive data. Yes, but this dataβ Guys, look, no way.
Hey, who's the head of compliance? He is. This guy. He's, he's the founder though. Perfect. Yeah, just a couple of parts.
Put a job post up for a new head of compliance. Yeah.