Wasn’t a closed case part of the problem here?
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UK hospitals lose millions after AI startup valuation collapses
Two NHS hospitals in the UK have lost nearly £15 million ($18 million) between them due to the collapse in value of an AI startup.
Last month, The Register reported that seven NHS hospital trusts appeared to have lost millions following deals with Sensyne Health – a fledgling AI business trying to discover and develop new medicines – which saw company shares exchanged for patient data.
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Why do I get the feeling that money is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to losses in this case… 
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Nice attention to detail!
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Well done!
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Videos of Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin partying began circulating on social media on Wednesday, Iltalehti reports.
The paper said it was publishing snippets of the videos as “the Prime Minister appearing in the videos gives them social weight.”
The video shows the celebrants, featuring the premier, singing, hugging, and dancing together to songs of Finnish artists Petri Nygård and Antti Tuisku, IL reports, adding that the material appears to have been filmed in a private residence and features drinking glasses and swearing.
Several celebrities can also be seen with Marin in the videos, IL reports, including artist Alma, photographer and influencer Janita Autio, TV presenter Tinni Wikström, TV host Ilona Ylikorpi, radio presenter Karoliina Tuominen, stylist Vesa Silver and MP Ilmari Nurminen (SDP).
Marin’s partying and online publicity, IL writes, is a departure from traditional prime ministerial style and has attracted a lot of attention and debate.
Marin’s celebrations have also drawn international attention. The paper points out that, last year, a columnist for Swedish paper Dagens Nyheter criticised Marin’s behaviour as “kissing celebrities’ asses”, while this week, German magazine Bild praised Marin’s partying and called her “the coolest politician in the world”.
Videos van be found here:
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Have any male Finnish prime ministers been publicly criticised for partying privately?
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Not really.
Here’s a video of a right wing populist Timo Soini dancing at Möyhy-Veikot gig starting at 2:28. He might have been a minister when this was filmed.
https://www.discogs.com/artist/6260797-Möyhy-Veikot
Möyhy-Veikot (something like Dope Brothers or Weed Blokes but Veikot kinda means a sporting club or a team so something like Gear United) is Finnish underground multimedia band. Happoa is a Finnish partitive of acid so song is called something like “we want acid” “we have acid” etc.
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Is the issue juat a supposed lack of decorum unbefitting of a (lady) PM? Or instead the flouting of Covid protocols, a la Boris the Menace?
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I don’t know. It’s not covid protocols as AFAIK we don’t have any of those.
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So . . .
Nothing illegal.
Didn’t break COVID protocols.
No matters of state ignored.
Is there a Finnish saying that is equivalent to “pearl clutching?”
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Scientists believe lanternflies arrived in the U.S. in 2011 in a shipment of stones
We are importing stones from China???
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Might as well, since we now get just about everything else from there.
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Bone sockets
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