... instrumentation ... big use cases in surgical procedures too e.g. being able to detect diseased tissues through pattern matching. I am actually keen to see the application in that space Comment from Andrei Tudor(@andreitudor14): Thanks for bringing up this topic! I also think you've nailed it already: health and longevity are harder to package as sexy launches. The cycles are long, the science is complex, and the payoff isn t immediate like with B2B, AI tools ... ... think is now gone, but it tried to do this by assigning you a life score, and adjusting it based on you taking actions that would improve your longevity, e.g. getting a full nights sleep, daily wellness checkins, dining

... product they use and the value it delivers. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @dineshan_sithamparanathan  So what is more? AI vs. MVP service? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @whatshivamdo  I am quite curious to see some AI company to offer this service. Maybe it would multiple their income. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Uh, this is a really great topic

... come to expect AI to do the work for us and we'll hate when we have to do it ourselves. Think Library without computers, you'd have to use a card catalog to search for the book or topic you're looking for. Comment from Vlado(@devladinci): Stupid, no. Lazy, yes. Asocial , yes. I used to discuss technical challenges more before, but lately, I find myself relying on AI for advice. Maybe it s just me. Comment from Andr ... ... datasets. Comment from D. Ferencha(@d_ferencha): Maybe in the future, AI will be smart and personalized enough not to give us answers to questions whose answers are imposed on us, but to lead us to conclusions. Comment from Dineshan