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Privacy, Personalization and Precision Health: Interview with DEPH Labs CEO Lisa Loud

Health data is more abundant than ever, yet it remains fragmented across hospitals, wearables, testing companies and apps. At the same time, AI is being applied to highly personal biological information, raising difficult questions about privacy, ownership and how much complexity ordinary people should be expected to navigate.

In this interview with Olayimika Oyebanji, Lisa Loud, CEO of DEPH Labs, discusses the practical limits of AI in healthcare, the challenges of fragmented data, the importance of individual control over biological information, and what meaningful personalization could look like without sacrificing privacy.

Hi Lisa, thanks for taking the time to chat today! You’ve worked across Apple, PayPal, BitMEX and ShapeShift. What lessons from those industries do you think are most relevant to the changes now happening in healthcare and health data?

Thanks for having me! One key learning is that great technology doesn't automatically translate into adoption. Moving from PayPal...

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Hi Lisa, thanks for taking the time to chat today! You’ve worked across Apple, PayPal, BitMEX and ShapeShift. What lessons from those industries do you think are most relevant to the changes now happening in healthcare and health data?

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