Blog Unlocking the better Future Dear readers, I am sharing this piece inspired by the many discussions I’ve had on panels about the transformative power of open data. Often, I use the analogy of Gutenberg and the alphabet to illustrate the importance of shared resources in driving innovation. Imagine if Gutenberg, after inventing the
Blog Value-Based Pricing and AI: A Recipe for Healthcare Inequality? Greetings from Berlin, As I write this, I’m reflecting on the growing influence of value-based pricing in AI-driven healthcare and how it could reshape accessibility and affordability. Drawing troubling parallels with the pharmaceutical industry’s monopolistic practices, I’m exploring how regulatory barriers and corporate dominance are threatening to
Blog The Authority of Knowledge and Epistemology: Historical Context and Modern Implications Greetings from Berlin, Throughout history, those in power have manipulated information to shape narratives and control populations. The digital age has amplified this challenge, making it harder than ever to distinguish fact from fiction. As we grapple with modern disinformation, we can draw valuable lessons from historical events like the
Commentary Surveillance Communism: The Digital Threat to Freedom in the 21st Century Dear Readers, As someone deeply involved in healthcare technology and AI policy, I have seen firsthand the potential of digital innovations to transform lives for the better. However, these advancements come with significant risks when left unchecked. The rise of techno-authoritarianism, or surveillance communism, threatens not only individual privacy but
Analysis How Telegram Became the Battlefield for Democracy and Deception! Dear readers, I originally hesitated to include this piece in my newsletter, but after sharing it on social media and receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback, I felt compelled to share it here as well. I believe it’s a conversation worth having, and I would greatly appreciate it if you could
Commentary Communist AI vs Liberal AI Dear readers, I came across a commentary by the well-known professor Prof. Dr. med. Torsten Haferlach on an essay by Evgeny Morozov in Le Monde diplomatique and felt the need to comment on it and hopefully continue the important dialog. I would appreciate it if you would share or spread