Every doctor keeps a too-busy pile. For ten years mine held a bladder diary app. This year my medical receptionist and I built it with AI, and neither of us can code. Free, ad-free and anonymous, for any clinician and any patient, anywhere.

A urological surgeon on why AI helps beginners more than experts, and why closing the gap depends on the people already using it. First published in The Byte.

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.

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.