Reid Hoffman put it perfectly:

"AI in healthcare is both wondrous and terrifying—it’s a tool that can save lives or disrupt everything we know, depending on how we wield it."

This duality isn’t just about healthcare—it applies to every industry.

The key question: Who controls the AI?

In healthcare, AI can:

• Detect diseases earlier than humans

• Personalize treatments with precision

• Automate administrative tasks, freeing up doctors

But the risks?

• Data privacy concerns in centralized AI systems

• Algorithmic bias affecting patient outcomes

• Loss of human oversight in critical decisions

That’s why owning your AI matters.

With local AI, healthcare providers can:

• Keep patient data secure in-house

• Train AI on their own medical expertise

• Ensure full control over life-changing decisions

AI should empower professionals, not replace them.

What do you think—how do we ensure AI in healthcare remains a force for good? Let’s discuss.