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AI and Art
Making art with AI could be a population health intervention, not a threat to working artists. A surgeon's case for creative access, flow and better health.
Samantha Pillay
Jun 21
I usually lose a week to jetlag. This time I lost a kilogram instead.
For most of my career, I have flown long-haul badly. Three weeks to recover. Two hours of sleep a night for the first week. I had tried everything I knew. This time I put the problem to AI and did exactly what it told me to do. I came back from London without jetlag and a kilogram lighter than when I left. This is what the protocol looked like.
Samantha Pillay
Jun 9
Will AI do me out of a job? (And why I hope it does)
Will AI replace doctors? Perhaps it should replace parts of the job. Around the world, autonomous surgical systems, AI-driven drug discovery, and digital health kiosks are reshaping healthcare. Rather than threatening medicine, these tools may free doctors from routine labour, allowing them to focus on what matters most: prevention, empathy, and human connection.
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Mar 17
The AI Co-Pilot: How Technology is Restoring the Human Touch in Medicine
As doctors, we did not enter medicine to become data-entry clerks. Yet every day we are buried under an avalanche of records, test results, and research papers, leaving less time for what truly matters, the human connection. AI has the potential to change that. Not as a simple scribe, but as a trusted co-pilot:
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Feb 24
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