Shifting the system from fixing things to preventing them — through healthy living, supported by AI and consumer technology.
For most of its history, healthcare has been organized around fixing what's already broken. But the tools now available — from wearables to AI-driven risk models — make it possible to shift the center of gravity upstream, toward keeping people well in the first place. This keynote makes the case for that shift: what it demands of institutions built for treatment, what consumer technology already does better than the clinic, and where AI genuinely changes the economics of prevention.
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Why keeping people healthy is now cheaper and more scalable than treating them once they're not.
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Where predictive models already outperform periodic checkups — and where they still need a clinician's judgment.
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What healthcare can borrow from products people already use daily, and what it should leave alone.
“Really inspiring — this is how you get people to take a step in the right direction.”
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