James Moore

uh he we knew that there were challenges in utero he was born he's now in the world we didn't know until he was i think two years old what his condition was because it's a very rare bone disease rare diseases are it's a massive footprint of what rare diseases are in all different ways and at that time just 10 years ago to find we had to pay about 12 000 just to find a diagnosis let alone a treatment let alone the course of treatments that he's now on with with regard to his condition um and and the way it was done then is you would

do a blood sample and you would it was basically you would you would shop it and a bunch of people who are geneticists would look at his profile look at all of his markers and sort of create a profile and it was a global thing and it was really complicated i imagine that in the current circumstance with the massive mushrooming growth of rare diseases that we have that ai is finding diagnoses way faster way cheaper way more effectively

For sure with a margin of error, but way more reasonably and effectively in saving people's lives and getting people treatment faster than otherwise would be the case with a massive cost barrier.

There are kids in the world who have my son's condition who don't know what they have, and their parents are panicked and they're scared.

We know and we're giving him appropriate treatment.

We have that luxury.

A lot of people out there who have kids in similar circumstance lay awake at night not knowing what's going on or why.

And I feel for them and maybe AI can be part of a remedy for them, right?

That's one example of I'm sure thousands.

no i i the among the things that i like about like i'm hoping for montreal canadians colorado avalanche final not to over overly analyze the things because i i want uh nathan mckinnon and kale mccarr to have their moment that they didn't have the olympics and all that so it's kind of a win-win um final and the colorado has been so good for the year to the year um however you know certainly the montreal canadians

if you're a hockey fan, it's a phenomenal story because it's not just that they're having a good run.

It's that they, they went into the Valley and now they're coming back out and they've got sort of, they had a plan.

They have a coach, they have a young core of players.

They play exciting hockey.

Um, they seem to be properly built and structured.

And there are so many narratives within the narrative that are, that's really, really fun to watch.

Um,

And I say that because I have bruises on this file.

When I was heritage minister back in 2010, you may have forgotten this story, but I'm going to hold something up.

Maybe it'll zoom in for the for the online crew.