The Hill reported that Erika Cheung, a former Theranos employee and whistleblower, said she finds news about an artificial intelligence startup belonging to Elizabeth Holmes' partner concerning.
According to The Hill, the report centers on Cheung's reaction to the startup. The article was written by Tatiana Carter and is available as The Hill's full report.
The Hill's summary of the report says Cheung also stated that "there should be opportunities for people to redeem themselves." The summary presents that remark as following her concern about the startup, though it does not say which people she had in mind.
The Hill's summary does not describe the startup's business or its work, and it does not give the specific reasons for Cheung's concern. It also does not name Holmes' partner, and it does not say whether that person or the startup has responded to her comments.
The Hill's headline names Elizabeth Holmes in connection with the startup. The summary identifies Erika Cheung only as a former Theranos employee and describes her as a whistleblower in the headline.
This account is based only on the headline and summary of The Hill's report, not on the full text. Readers who want the complete account of the startup and Cheung's comments should consult the full article before relying on these details.
Sources: The Hill: Elizabeth Holmes’ partner’s AI startup worries Theranos whistleblower.