Dietmar Fischer

And the other thing is that you have examples.

I like it because it relates to the people.

Yes.

Then there's a third thing that how to use those tools.

And then comes in probably like things like ChatGPT or those tools because you put the data up or you load the data up and get some results that are helping you to understand if you have a problem, I guess.

There's two things I want to follow up.

One is just a remark.

You try to be practical and this is actually good because we people tend to go to doctors and then we have to get out a dictionary to see what the doctor actually meant.

Yes.

it's good that you try to get practical and that we understand things.

And that is really helpful.

This is the one thing.

The other thing is really interesting that those tools, like with a colonoscopy, could be AI enhanced.

And you have to know, you have to ask the right questions.

And I read a LinkedIn post on you that AI is one of the things that helps get you prepared for a doctor visit.

So the thing is, one of the most important things is that AI is not just happening the moment I go to the doctor, but

a lot happens in between the visits to the doctor or after and before.

So I can enhance my visit to the doctor.

This is interesting.

Do you actually go as deep as like, let's say, prompt engineering?