Google pulls the plug on DeepMind-developed health app Streams

Google pulling the plug on Streams, the clinical app developed by DeepMind, following health division shutdown

Google will take its clinical app Streams offline, following the shutdown of its health division. Streams entered the spotlight in 2016, when it was revealed to have unlawful access to patient data.Email address

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