Diogo Rau

The biggest thing for me is going to be the consumer side and actually really cracking this and being able to get that vision of people saying, I want to take a medicine and I'm going to get it the same day. and then I've got the tools to stay engaged with it forever. Like that would be, that's millions and millions of lives touched by just getting medicine and staying on medicine.

The biggest thing for me is going to be the consumer side and actually really cracking this and being able to get that vision of people saying, I want to take a medicine and I'm going to get it the same day. and then I've got the tools to stay engaged with it forever. Like that would be, that's millions and millions of lives touched by just getting medicine and staying on medicine.

That's one side. The other side where I would love to, make a mark is on the discovery side. Discovering new medicines, particularly with AI, I could talk for hours on that. But I think we're going to see medicines no human could have ever imagined coming out over the next decade. And because it takes 10 years or more to develop a medicine, it would take about 15 years for that to come to life.

That's one side. The other side where I would love to, make a mark is on the discovery side. Discovering new medicines, particularly with AI, I could talk for hours on that. But I think we're going to see medicines no human could have ever imagined coming out over the next decade. And because it takes 10 years or more to develop a medicine, it would take about 15 years for that to come to life.

I think so, actually. I think if we got swiftness and you could actually see an effect and know that something was happening, that would change things. And by the way, I love that model that you just mentioned. In the technology world, we have things break all the time. And what everybody focuses on is what's the root cause and what's the severity and how likely is it?

I think so, actually. I think if we got swiftness and you could actually see an effect and know that something was happening, that would change things. And by the way, I love that model that you just mentioned. In the technology world, we have things break all the time. And what everybody focuses on is what's the root cause and what's the severity and how likely is it?

The thing that nobody ever focuses on, which is where I was trying to get teams focused on,

The thing that nobody ever focuses on, which is where I was trying to get teams focused on,

is uh swiftness the mitigation time to mitigate how long did it take you to mitigate that human process of like how quickly did you take the feedback and adapt uh that's really you can you can have all kinds of risks as long as you've got as long as it's reversible and you can switch uh that's great so when it comes to medicines if you could try it and get feedback that it's not working or not turning in the right direction and change it that would be uh that that would be

is uh swiftness the mitigation time to mitigate how long did it take you to mitigate that human process of like how quickly did you take the feedback and adapt uh that's really you can you can have all kinds of risks as long as you've got as long as it's reversible and you can switch uh that's great so when it comes to medicines if you could try it and get feedback that it's not working or not turning in the right direction and change it that would be uh that that would be

amazing. And I think you would find that people would say, hey, now I know that this medicine I tried wasn't working. I'm going to try a new one today. I can see progress. I'm going to stay on it because I know it's doing something.

amazing. And I think you would find that people would say, hey, now I know that this medicine I tried wasn't working. I'm going to try a new one today. I can see progress. I'm going to stay on it because I know it's doing something.

Excellent. Thank you, Malcolm. Yeah.

Excellent. Thank you, Malcolm. Yeah.