Victoria Song

Apple is very much like, here's data.

We're not going to tell you what to do.

But when we do compile scores, it's going to be done in this very intentional, conservative way.

because we don't want to kind of wade into this quagmire of nonsense.

And then Google is kind of splitting the difference in what I think is a very interesting way.

I'm very curious to see how it's going to evolve over time.

I've been told that they're going to take a lot of feedback into consideration and a lot of iterating.

So, you know, I'm very, very curious to see how that's

AI health is here whether you like it or not.

Personalized health is a goal that all of these wearable tech companies are barreling towards.

Whether or not that holds – it's just an immense challenge to do personalized health right.

For sure.

Yeah, I very much agree with you.

And I think the only thing I would add is that I really want to emphasize for anyone who's curious that this is a tool and it's not meant to sublimate a doctor.

It's just kind of something that you use maybe in between doctor's visits, but it is something that is going to help you kind of

coordinate your care with a doctor and maybe give you more information to ask the right questions at your doctor appointment.

I genuinely feel like that's how you should be thinking about it, going into using it.

And if you do it that way, I think you can have a fairly decent experience.

It's so funny because I believe this is something that I heard at I.O.

Oh, yeah?