Clio has shown that people use Claude in subjective settings, such as seeking relationship or health advice, which raises important questions about the values AI should represent in these contexts.

AI can leverage sound to detect diseases like tuberculosis from coughs, providing a cost-effective diagnostic tool.

AI needs healthcare as a domain where its application can justify the high costs associated with developing AI technologies.

AI has the potential to act as a life coach, making the best resources universally accessible and driving costs down.

Social determinants of health, which are outside traditional healthcare systems, significantly impact mortality and morbidity, and AI can help address these issues.

The lack of AI adoption in customer support is partly due to the effectiveness of rules-based systems for simpler cases, leading to skepticism about AI's capabilities.

AI can help bring back the joy of practicing medicine.

Instead of just asking AI questions, consider what questions AI might need to ask you to provide the best response.

AI can be helpful in the short term but may not align with what is truly beneficial for users in the long run, similar to filter bubbles.