I recently went to a talk at The Royal Society in London as a part of their You And AI series entitled 'You and AI - The emerging theory of algorithmic fairness: the challenges to making machines play fair'. 

Founded in 1948, the National Health Service, (NHS) is a valued asset to the United Kingdom. Thus naturally, when ideas are proposed to revolutionise its workings, skepticism follows such innovations. Prime Minister Theresa May has urged the NHS and challenged health charities and the AI sector to collaborate for cancer detecting treatment which is claimed to 22, 000 cancer deaths by 2033.