Episode 2: The Future of AI in Medicine — with Dr. Alex Evans, MD

The conversation about artificial intelligence in healthcare is usually a conversation about speed. Faster documentation, faster coding, higher throughput.

Dr. Alex Evans thinks that framing misses the point entirely.

After 25 years in trauma surgery and now as Chief Medical Officer at Apex Health, he argues that the last fifteen years of health technology delivered extraordinary data at a specific cost: physician attention. The screen got the doctor's eyes. The patient got what was left.

In this episode, he makes the case that the real measure of AI in medicine isn't how much it automates — it's whether it returns the physician to the patient. We get into where the technology genuinely helps, where it quietly makes things worse, and what he tells medical students who are entering a profession being rebuilt around tools that didn't exist when he trained.

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This episode is a discussion of clinical practice and health technology. It is not medical advice. For any personal health concern, consult your own clinician. In an emergency, call 911.*