I’ve been writing about technology for a long time. Gadgets come and go. Apps promise to simplify life, then quietly disappear. Over time, you develop a certain skepticism — not because technology can’t help, but because it often overpromises and underdelivers.
Health technology feels different.
When artificial intelligence enters the conversation around healthcare, reactions tend to polarize quickly. Some people lean in with excitement, convinced it will fix what’s broken. Others recoil, worried about privacy, bad advice, or machines replacing human judgment. Before speaking with Dr. Earl Campazzi — and before reading his book, Better Health with AI: Your Roadmap to Results — I probably sat somewhere between cautious and curious. I knew AI was already doing some things well, but I wasn’t convinced much of it translated into every day, practical use for most people.
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