Healthcare doesn’t just affect the individual, it has a ripple effect that touches families, friends, and entire communities. When one person falls ill, their loved ones often face emotional, financial, and mental strain.

As AI continues to reshape healthcare, we must ensure that it doesn’t come at the cost of ethics or human well-being. While AI offers tremendous potential for improving efficiency, accuracy, and care, it also brings challenges, particularly regarding ethical behavior both from doctors and patients.

When a loved one is in the terminal phase of an illness, the emotional toll is unimaginable. Families are already grappling with the impending loss, and yet, they are expected to navigate complex bureaucratic systems to ensure their loved one gets the care and support they need.

As someone deeply passioned about philosophy and ethics, and with personal experience surviving in the complexities of healthcare. I’ve spent years reflecting on how technology, particularly AI, can improve healthcare. My path through these challenges has fueled my desire to contribute and explore human-centered solutions that keep compassion at the core.