Eric Topol

have a lot of anxiety and stress and people don't feel like they're getting adequate sleep quality and sleep health.

And I hope everyone has got the sense how important it is.

And it's not just for neurodegenerative diseases across the board.

So thank you everybody for joining.

We're going to keep following your work, especially I'm going to be following your PTAL 217 and neuromarkers on the people you've already studied to see the influence of sleep on that directly.

That'll be fascinating.

And we'll look forward to hooking up and discussing our Alzheimer's prevention trial with you in the times ahead.

Great.

Yeah.

And thanks, everyone, for joining.

We had over 600-some people here live.

Thousands more in the archive.

And it's just because it's such a big topic and we, you know, really got such a great expert.

And if you've got sleep questions, now you know who to refer to.

I learned a lot.

Thank you.

Eric, do you agree with Rohit's basic framework when it comes to medicine that we talk about all the dangers of technology and giving over agency and giving over data, but the actual harms are maybe less than you might think?

In those studies, are the doctors using the AI versus the regular AI?

Are the doctors overriding AI when it's correct and steering it wrong and then accepting the AI when it's wrong?

They're doing both.