AI IS ALL ABOUT MODERNIZATION, taking existing ways of working and rethinking them through the smart application of technology. A great example of this is the way that AI is being used to rethink patient communication, ultimately providing more support and improving outcomes.

We’ve reached a pivotal point in time at which we already have the possibility to create an “Internet of People” through everything from smartwatches and other wearables to electronic implants. But this comes with an interesting quandary when it comes to who’ll have ownership and access to the data that we create. In an article for the Wall Street Journal, professor of law and computer science Dr. Andrea Matwyshyn argues, “Using the human body as a technology platform raises a host of challenging legal and policy questions that regulators and judges may not be prepared to answer.”