André Duqum

And then I just put it into Claude Co-Work with the past five years of labs I got.

And I built this full chart with the trajectory of my health and different blood markers and gave me a very clear plan of what was going on in my body in a way that took five minutes.

And it's like, that's the worst it's going to get.

It's so fascinating how we're just limited in our imagination, too, to just start thinking of doing that, because we don't know what it's capable of, but it can do that, which would be sick.

Yeah.

All right.

I have just a rapid-fire question, a few questions, and then we'll head out.

But this has honestly been one of the most intriguing conversations I've had and is a topic I want to continue to explore on this podcast.

So I am very... You said you're weird.

I think you're weird in the bestest way possible.

I love the way you... Because you have this really deep understanding of the current place where we find ourselves in with the development of AI, but then also...

Like I can sense how much you care that we get this right for not only the implications, but like for, yeah, it's just, it's moving how much you care and spend so much of your time informing individuals on, you know, podcasts and formats like this to support people to be empowered and know what's coming.

So some rapid fire questions.

All right.

What's one use of AI that's genuinely moved you?

Not to make it dark immediately, but what's one use of AI that's genuinely disturbed you?

Because that's quite a sentence.

What do you mean by bringing people back from the dead?

I mean, I, what I would articulate and why that's disturbing is because we have this whole human emotional landscape that was tended to in a certain way that gave the necessary space it needed to.

And when sitting around the campfire is swapped out for