PSA sees big opportunities for individuals and communities to manage health care more efficiently and more effectively with online tools. Along with educational processes, quality healthcare is partly managing and curating information just in time for a specific individual, That’s a task that can be handled by giant databases, and AI that learns as it goes, in conjunction with wearable tech devices that include diagnostic sensors and can connect to the cloud.
We are moving in that direction. There will be some problems along the way, such as who owns our data, and what about the human touch in person? We need some of that for both healthcare and learning, although how much of that we need is TBD, and will vary based on other factors.
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