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The part of the Gates interview nobody is answeringI watched the interview where Bill Gates says he has changed his mind on AI. Most of it is what you would expect. Capabilities arrived faster than he thought. Bioterror, cyber, jobs. But one complaint kept coming back, and it stayed with me longer than the…
25 Aug 2026 · Building Chroneme · 1 minAdam Wolfe @ ChronemeAdam Wolfe recently wrapped up his chapter at United Wholesale Mortgage and this tells the rest of the story of what attracted us to work together.
12 Jul 2026 · Health systems · 10 minThe hospitals that never went digital may get there firstThis is related to my visit to Baghdad in October 2025, at the invitation of the ICRC Iraq Delegation and the Iraqi Ministry of Health, to evaluate healthcare in the country.
26 Jun 2026 · Clinical AI · 4 minWhom clinical AI servesA few years ago the most widely deployed sepsis prediction model in American hospitals was independently evaluated. Sepsis is what happens when an ordinary infection tips the body into a chain reaction that starts shutting down organs. It can kill within…
13 Jun 2026 · Clinical AI · 5 minWho owns the front door?I followed Apple's WWDC keynote this year, and then most of a week of writing about it, waiting for someone to say the thing that seemed obvious to me by the end. No one did. So here it is.
8 Jun 2026 · Life · 6 minThe only place you can workI read Eckhart Tolle a few years ago. It took a while to make it past the third chapter, and I had to read the early ones six times before I could get a grasp of it. It is hard for a brain to stop running possibilities, predicting scenarios, or thinking about…
5 May 2026 · Clinical AI · 2 minUnexpected findings (Chroneme)Unexpected findings this week. Most clinical AI models stall before they reach a second hospital. Epic's sepsis model is the textbook case. It's one of the most widely deployed clinical AI tools in the US, running in hundreds of hospitals. It's sold as a way…
18 Mar 2026 · Clinical AI · 2 minRecentlyThis word that appears in almost every medical record ever written.
15 Dec 2025 · Kellogg · 1 minGraduating KelloggSomewhere along the way, I stopped measuring my life by how busy I was.
7 Nov 2025 · Kellogg · 2 minDear people of KelloggWe just finished our last class. … and tomorrow the program closes.
6 Oct 2025 · Kellogg · 2 minEthics @ KelloggThe most conflicting EMBA course I have been in is Ethics, because it made me uncomfortable in a way I hadn’t expected.
10 Sep 2025 · Clinical AI · 6 minThe baggage claim problem of AI in medicineYou know, one of the oddest things about modern life is how we all insist we have no time. We say it constantly: I don’t have time to exercise. I don’t have time to cook. I don’t have time to just sit and think. And yet somehow, we find three hours to…
10 Aug 2025 · Life · 2 minThis will have been a post no one will have readThis will have been an account of something that will have never happened, yet you will have been here for it anyway. By the time you will have reached this first sentence, you will have already decided it will have been a mistake to begin. You will have told…
17 Jun 2025 · Kellogg · 2 minHealthcare @ KelloggGood ideas don’t always make it. Bad ideas don’t always fail. In healthcare we talk a lot about innovation, outcomes, systems improvement, and most of the time, it feels like we’re building things without fully understanding what makes them survive… or stall.
15 Jun 2025 · Kellogg · 3 minTo my sister cohort, EMBA-136I came to business school to understand “risk” (whatever that means) and learn how to minimize it in the work I do. My focus has been improving healthcare, and that’s really hard. Maybe I was missing a deeper understanding of some factors involved in…
11 Jun 2025 · Life · 4 minMaybe not the plan. Definitely a dissertation.In hindsight… everything feels like a plan.
27 May 2025 · Life · 2 minBrilliance at the borderMore than a million international students studied in the U.S. last year, contributing over $40 billion to the economy. In health sciences, engineering, and computer science, they make up more than half of all graduate students. They are not guests to the…
5 Oct 2016 · Life · 2 minGravity at its bestI am not the type of person who seeks adrenaline rush in their body. I like to be safe, and the idea of doing anything where one's life is dependent on the success of safety-line is not appealing to me. “Why on earth would I jump”? I have a fear of heights…