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BioLife Health Articles and Research
The Algorithmic Convergence of Biological and Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence and human brains are converging on the same algorithm for predicting the future.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
6 min read
Raising Children in an AI World and What Parents Can Still Protect
Balancing the risks of smart tech with healthy real-world development.
Michelle Ryan, MHA
6 min read
The Human Premium: Why Artificial Intelligence Expands Healthcare Jobs
Many predict that artificial intelligence will eliminate medical jobs, but the objective evidence points to a massive expansion of patient care driven by the human premium.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
5 min read
The Human Premium: Why the AI Backlash is a Resurgence of the Soul
How data, strikes, and a thirst for authenticity are forging a new "humanity first" economy.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
4 min read
The AI You Don’t See Is Already Changing Your Health
How invisible algorithms quietly shape our choices, our habits, and the health we think we control.
Stanley Beck, MIS
2 min read
The Ghost in the Machine: AI’s Hallucination Problem in Clinical Practice
The Human-in-the-Loop Imperative: Why Clinical Judgment Is the Only Safeguard Against AI Error.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
5 min read
No Coffee, No Sleep, No Humans: The New Paradigm of AI-Driven Discovery
A look at the promise, the prudence, and the profound ethical questions raised when a machine becomes the lead pharmacologist.
David Priede, MIS, PhD
5 min read
Personal AI Health Coaches: Smart Support or Corporate Spies?
Artificial intelligence is getting personal, but we need to ask who actually controls the advice.
Stanley Beck, MIS
3 min read
Is Your Most Private Data Safe With an AI Doctor?
Guide to the new trend of uploading personal medical records for AI analysis, warning readers about the significant risks to their privacy and safety.
Amy Fisher, BA, MSW
4 min read
Could a Robot Make a Hospital Visit Less Scary for Your Child?
No parent wants to see their child scared, especially in a hospital. But what if a helper could ease their anxiety during a challenging medical procedure?
Michelle Ryan, MHA
4 min read
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