
In their sixth Reflections episode, Steve and Leon look back across five conversations (Sarah Rossetti, Jeff Smith of ONC, Hugo Campos, Fred Bennett, and Zak Kohane) and decide, deliberately, not to force a single grand theme. What surfaces anyway is one question asked five ways: as AI gets genuinely capable, what still has to be human, and what makes it trustworthy? They cover Rossetti's CONCERN system that models the nurse instead of the patient, ONC giving AI agents patient-like data rights, the tension between patient empowerment and black boxes you don't understand, the Minimum Trustable Product, and Kohane's method for measuring the values a healthcare AI actually acts on. A practical tour of where good is starting to look real.
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S1, E47 - Vimla Patel: Cognitive Science of Clinical Reasoning

S1, E46 - Peter Embi: The Doctor Who Diagnosed Himself

S1, E45 - Mika Newton, xCures: Intelligent Interoperability

S1, E43 - Isaac "Zak" Kohane, MD, PhD (Chair, Biomedical Informatics, Harvard Medical School; founding Editor-in-Chief, NEJM AI)
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