Steve Brown

What tasks should we do to help differentiate?

Could it be this or could it be that?

So on the diagnostic side, and diagnosis is only the very, very beginning thing.

Once you get your diagnosis, you're done.

Everything else is about, well, what should I do next?

So that's where the AI really is useful.

But just on the diagnostic side, because everybody kind of talks about it, it's really a question of...

Let's narrow the field.

Let's make sure we didn't miss anything.

Let's cover our blind spots and let's figure out what tests we should do next.

So for me, they didn't do the you know, they did a bunch of tests, but they didn't do the one definitive test that would determine, hey, you know, is it is it a blood cancer or not?

And, you know, the answer could have been like, hey, you definitely need to do this test.

And, you know, maybe the answer was, oh, well, that test was negative.

Let's let's keep looking.

It must be something else.

Now, what test should we do?

But in my case, I did like 100 tests.

There were signals in those tests, but my doctors didn't see the signal.

There's a lot of stuff that is abnormal, but our human brains, it's hard to grok all of this much data.

Totally.