4 ms·
i love this because I build in medtech, but the big problem is no open weights, nor open data. you can export your own apple XML data for usage and processing,
by vibecodermcswag 1y ago
i love this because I build in medtech, but the big problem is no open weights, nor open data.
you can export your own apple XML data for usage and processing, but if you want to create an application and request apple XML data from users, that likely crosses into clinical research territory with data security policy requirements and de-identification needs.
- pricklyprice 1y agowhat is the best way for non-big tech to buy such data for research and product development?
- guzik 1y agoSome are for free: - aidlab.com/datasets - physionet.org
- pricklyprice 1y agothanks for sharing. I also found wearable dataset of ~1k users https://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~jmcauley/datasets/fitrec.html https://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~jmcauley/datasets/fitrec.html
- autoexec 1y agodata brokers.
- piratesAndSons 1y agoTrusting your health data with AI brothers is... extremely ill-advised. I don't even trust Apple themselves, which will sell your health data any insurance company any minute now.
- kridsdale1 1y agoWhat do you base that suspicion on?
- evertedsphere 1y agonature abhors an unexploited resource
- autoexec 1y agoIf a corporation can make money hand over fist by doing something, they will do it. It doesn't matter if it's illegal or unethical. As long as it's still highly profitable it will be done.
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- autoexec 1y agoThey might not sell "your" data outright, but it doesn't mean they won't sell inferences/assumptions that they make about you using your data. The reality is that no matter how ethical the company you trust with that data is, you're still one hack or pissed off employee away from having that data leaked, and all of that data is freely up for grabs to the state (whose 3 letter agencies are likely collecting it wholesale) and open to subpoena in a lawsuit.