Bright-Health-Standards explicitly rejects the following anti-models:
Centralized health data capture
Large-scale aggregation of biological, behavioral, and lifestyle data creates irreversible power asymmetries and privacy risks.
AI as quasi-clinical authority
Any system simulating diagnosis or treatment undermines medical ethics and legal clarity.
Citizen infantilization
Denying access to information does not protect citizens; it exposes them to misinformation and manipulation.
Behavioral profiling and scoring
Profiling turns prevention into control and is incompatible with European fundamental rights.
Commercial exploitation of vulnerability
Health anxiety must never become a business model.
Self-certification and opaque evaluation
Trust cannot be self-declared by platform operators.
Extraterritorial legal dependence
Health AI governed by foreign surveillance laws is incompatible with European medical confidentiality.