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Research blog on:
AI and Biohacking
Pharmaceutical Drugs & Supplements
State-of-the-art news on how AI is used in medicine
Startups using AI in the medical industry
I’ve been somewhat obsessed with biohacking since before the release of ChatGPT. After its release, my interest grew even stronger, largely because of the novel research capabilities provided by LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude AI.
I believe the future is bright for the supplement and drug industry, and, more importantly, for patient and individual education on how drugs and supplements affect their bodies.
Sites like JasonHealth.com and Quest.com (with which I have no affiliation and am not sponsored) allow patients to select and order bloodwork across a wide range of biomarkers.
Traditionally, a patient would need to see a doctor afterward to have their bloodwork analyzed. They’d need to bring prepared questions and hope the doctor would be patient and willing to explain the details. Unfortunately, in many cases, this level of care and explanation doesn’t happen.
With AI, however, a patient can now independently use a service to collect and process labs, receive results via an app or email, and then submit the data to a top-tier LLM for deep analysis. The model can patiently answer follow-up questions, without irritation, condescension, or arrogance, and with only a small margin of error when using advanced systems.
Armed with this information, the patient can then schedule an appointment with a quality doctor, entering the conversation better informed than ever before. This is the future of medical care: empowered, well-educated patients, thanks to AI.
In this newsletter, I’ll be writing about AI in medicine and journaling my personal approach to biohacking. I’ll share research on supplements I’m currently taking, considering taking, or simply exploring on the market. No shills — I will never explicitly recommend a supplement. While I may report my personal experiences (positive or negative), nothing I write should be misconstrued as medical advice.
Disclaimer: I am just an average guy doing independent research on the intersection of AI and medicine. I am not a doctor, have no medical training, experience, or licenses in any capacity, and will never tell you what to consume.
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