Edgewater

Edgewater, MD · Health
Afro American Newspaper
Maryland’s drought and other concerns should halt all plans for data centers
For the third year in a row, Maryland is living under a drought. Groundwater is reaching emergency low levels, and Baltimore City has even started tapping the Susquehanna River for water. At the same time, Baltimore City Council is holding hearings to decide on regulations for AI data centers —...
Bay Journal
hoodline.com
Johns Hopkins Bayview Warns 3,182 Patients After Staffer Fed Data to AI Tool
Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center — Site of Patient Data Exposure. Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center has begun notifying about 3,182 patients that their personal health information may have been exposed after a staff member uploaded a spreadsheet of patient data to a public AI tool the hospital had not approved for that use. The exposed spreadsheet covered patients who were admitted and treated at the Baltimore hospital between May and September of this year. Letters explaining the incident started arriving in mailboxes this past Thursday.