Jaden Schaefer

Today on the podcast, I wanna talk about a company called Lotus Health, which has just raised $35 million.

And they have this thing where essentially this AI doctor is going to be seeing patients.

It's doing it for free.

It's kind of going viral on X for a bunch of different reasons.

So today on the podcast, I wanna break down what they're gonna be doing.

Is this the future of AI in healthcare?

Is this actually something that's going to get a lot of

usage, and kind of where are people at with using AI for healthcare today.

So we're going to get into all of that on the podcast today.

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All right, let's get into the episode.

So the thing that I think is important to kind of preface all of this by saying is that today we have like a growing amount of people, tons, that are already going to things like ChatGPT

and, you know, anthropic and basically using those as a first stop for everything that you're doing, especially in health.

If you're going to be doing, you know, checking for symptoms, if you have medication questions.