Dietmar Fischer

So we start thinking about those things.

And let's make it really focused on one thing.

Do I need a smartwatch to live longer?

Oh, crazy.

So we have the data.

As we normally have business topics, it's the topic how to use the data.

So it's the same we have here with us, with our data, with our own data.

What would you say, which trends, let's go into which are your trends and which are not.

And our tools, if I have a smartwatch or something, our tools can record this actually.

The data gets collected.

That's nice.

Like you said, nice is the worst thing you can have.

What should I do to do something with the data?

So, but the first thing of all, because you mentioned the book is important to, to, to, that the people know where to get results, better health, the AI, your roadmap to results.

And there basically you have the ideas.

The other thing is later we will talk about your LinkedIn and there you have some, some nice things, but in general you get the data from the apps, but they are not as good as in general as not, not deep enough to really get results.

This is interesting because it's not like a manual, let's say.

It is about understanding what is about the whole topic, AI.

And I mean, what you say, radiologists and probably dermatologists.

And there's many things where you can use AI to help medicine.