Dr. Avonia Richardson-Miller

So in my own leadership, this means we're constantly asking how AI can enhance our work.

But in healthcare, enhancing our work, it goes far beyond just the productivity.

It means a laser focus on the ethics and the human impact.

So for example, this is...

One that excites me most, and it's the potential for AI to help us to detect diseases earlier and create those predictive solutions that could, you know, literally save lives.

And as a person whose life was saved by a timely diagnosis, right?

That idea that we could use AI to find those warning signs even sooner before it is a crisis is incredibly powerful.

So it's part of my personal mission.

Yeah.

So thank you for that.

And I don't think that you missed anything.

But there's one idea I'd love to double down on because it's the thread that ties my entire story together.

And it's the idea that no experience is ever wasting.

So we've talked about my life as a city farm girl, my work as a research chemist, the time as an entrepreneur, my journey.

As a patient on the surface, those look like completely different lives.

But the most important realization that I've had is that they are all the same life, teaching the same lessons.

So the discipline I learned in that cucumber row is the same discipline I use in the chemistry lab.

The analytical rigor I learned in the lab is what I use today to break down complex business problems.

The vision that my father taught me to see a Cadillac in an empty field is the same vision I use to see the potential in my team members and to strategize even about the future of AI and healthcare.

So this is the human factor that we're talking about today.