Dr. Ashley Beecy

Yeah, that's always exciting.

Not just are you in the brave new world of AI, but you also get to build a team at the same time.

Now, Ashley, one of the many things that make you super unique is AI is not new for you.

I mean, we all know AI has been around for many, you know, a couple of generations, but in terms of where we are today and the evolution and the speed of AI is quite amazing.

But you've been doing this for a long time and you're a clinician.

So how do you when you look at the current trajectory, you know, what are some of your thoughts?

Like, are you surprised or did you kind of anticipate this coming?

And I'd love to hear your thoughts around that.

Yeah, no, I love that.

It's very measured approach and not getting too caught up in the various hype cycles.

What questions are your leaders asking?

Like, so at Sutter, and as a chief AI officer, I'm sure many people are looking to you to help do all the things that you just described.

What sort of questions are common that people ask?

But I love what you said.

I just want to call it out now.

I'll probably call it out at the end as well.

But transformation is not always about the technology.

I think some people get confused on that.

So good for you.

I know a lot of our listeners, you know, they're also interested in you as a person and your leadership.