healthcare AI

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Six Conversations In: Where Healthcare AI Actually Is

Six conversations into Season 2, Steve and Leon sat down to ask what those conversations...
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What a Pair of Glasses Adds to an Autism Evaluation

A family that suspects autism usually starts at the pediatrician. From there, Erica Crawford told...
Overhead view of a healthcare worker, legal professional, and tech developer sitting around a table with hands on a glowing hot potato and a contract, symbolizing healthcare AI law, regulation, and liability risk.

A Lot of Law, Almost No Precedent

In May, Steve heard Randi Seigel speak at a conference in New York and asked...
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What Did Fifty-Two Conversations About Healthcare AI Actually Teach Us?

A year ago this was an experiment neither of us was sure about. Fifty-two episodes...
A lone baker cracking an egg at a small table under a spotlight on a dark, empty theater stage, symbolizing "judgment theater" and human oversight in healthcare AI adoption.

When the Machine Is Almost Always Right, Who Is Still Thinking?

Every few episodes we stop interviewing and start synthesizing. This is our seventh Reflections episode...
A large crowd of runners competing on a track, metaphorically representing healthcare's rushed adoption of ambient AI scribes and ambient documentation.

Healthcare Skipped Its Early Adopters

Every technology healthcare ever adopted arrived on the same schedule. A bleeding-edge 5% went first,...
A person in work boots on a concrete ledge preparing to step onto a paper bridge over fog, symbolizing the fragile gap between basic AI literacy and practical healthcare AI implementation.

AI Literacy Is Not a Pamphlet

Chris Dymek started in philosophy. She passed her doctoral exams, looked at friends taking one-year...
Conceptual hero image for healthcare AI safety featuring Dr. Peter Embi’s silhouette next to an open, malfunctioning control panel with a red alarm light, representing the monitoring of clinical algorithms and medical AI drift.

The Doctor Who Diagnosed Himself  — and Now Wants to Watch the Algorithms

Peter Embí opens his own keynotes with a patient case. The patient is him. For...
A close-up of a weathered hand picking a smooth, glowing amber stone from a pile of beach seaweed and driftwood. This visual metaphor represents finding real-world evidence and human judgment in healthcare AI data synthesis.

After Five Episodes, What Still Has to Be Human?

Every few episodes, we stop interviewing and start synthesizing. This is our sixth Reflections episode,...
An illustration demonstrating gaps in patient communication and clinical AI. Three people walk away from a medical clinic with distinct thought bubbles: a man checking a healthcare app, a woman holding a grocery bag planning a healthy diet, and an older patient cheering about being allowed to eat cake.

The Patient Is the Forgotten End-User of Clinical AI

When Fred Bennett's father came home from a cardiology follow-up, the family held an impromptu...