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The Patient Will See You Now
For two decades, technology has expanded patient agency over information. Search put medical knowledge in the browser. Wearables put physiology on the wrist. LLMs put explanation on demand. All of that mattered, but none of it changed where medicine begins. Patients became better informed participants in institutional care. They could read more, track more, and…
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AI Jevons Paradox: Why AI May Create More Work, Not Less
Does AI replace knowledge workers, or expand the amount of work organizations want done? Looking at programmers and medical scribes, the Jevons paradox offers a better explanation than simple automation.
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The Blinking Cursor Returns: Finding My Childhood in the AI Agent Era
The command line is back, not because design failed, but because AI agents make powerful interfaces usable again. A personal reflection on AI agents, terminals, and the future of human-computer interaction.
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The Humbling Math of Health AI: Why ChatGPT Can’t Grade Your Heart Yet
ChatGPT scored just 28% on a healthcare benchmark. Why AI health tests reveal a humbling gap between medical hype and clinical reality.
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When You Upload Your Medical Records to AI, Who’s Actually Protecting Them?
40M people ask ChatGPT health questions daily. When you upload medical records to AI, no law guarantees privacy. Here’s what’s at stake.
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Your Gut is a Value Function
Your gut isn’t mysticism—it’s a value function trained on real outcomes. Why AI decision making can’t replicate human intuition built over decades.
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The New Computer in the Clinic
Healthcare is shifting from point-and-click EHRs to AI clinical workflow. LLMs can read narratives, but safe actions need deterministic guardrails.
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AI and the Prepared Mind: Engineering Luck in Drug Discovery
AI drug discovery designs perfect molecules, but 70% die in Phase 2. The gap isn’t chemistry—it’s the embodied clinical context AI can’t replicate.
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How AI Gets Paid Is How It Scales
Healthcare AI economics depend on creating a labor dividend. AI business models must shift from billing human minutes to AI-driven outcomes.
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When AI Meets Aggregation Theory in Healthcare
Epic isn’t a true platform by Bill Gates’s test. Healthcare aggregation theory shows how AI could build the first real demand-side platform in care.