Welcome to the podcast. I'm your host, Jaden Schaefer. Today on the podcast, I want to talk about

a company called Lotus Health, which has just raised $35 million. And they have this thing where

essentially this AI doctor is going to be seen patients. It's doing it for free. It's kind of going

viral on X for a bunch of different reasons. So today on the podcast, I want to break down what

they're going to be doing. Is this the future of AI in healthcare? Is this actually something

that's going to get a lot of usage? And kind of where are people at with using AI for healthcare

today? So we're going to get into all of that on the podcast today. Before we do, I wanted to

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All right, let's get into the episode.

So the thing that I think is important to kind of preface all of this by saying is that

today we have, like a growing amount of people, tons, that are already going to things like

chat GPT and, you know, Anthrop anthropic and basically using those as a first stop for

everything that you're doing especially in help if you're going to be doing uh you know checking for

symptoms uh if you have medication questions i know for myself when my kids are sick i don't go to

webmd like i used to also i just feel like WebMD always would tell me that either

you know there's no problem or I was gonna die of cancer if I didn't immediately go

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