Eugenio Baeza uses an AI health app that analyzes his medical data, images, and lab results to create personalized diet plans, shopping lists, and exercise routines. He uploads roughly 150 GB of clinical information and interacts with the AI daily to manage conditions like shoulder and neck issues, plus medication schedules.
So he has a clinic. The closest one to me is Dallas. And then you go to the clinic and you spend six hours there. And they take pictures of practically everything. Blood, skin, spots, retina, everything. 150. I understand. Uh, maybe I'm wrong. 150 GB of my information are uploaded to an artificial intelligence app that you chat with all day. You say, well, I have a cough. And ah, regarding the cough. Hey, give me an exercise routine. Do you have that chat for yourself? Yes. Yes. Well, I'll show it to you right now. You show it to me right now. So pretend that I tell it. Hey, what should my diet be? No, well, your diet should be this. And this and this. Because of your microbiota, your way of absorbing your whole thing. Right? Right. Ah. Okay, this, make me these three menus for breakfast, snack, lunch and dinner. Take them out, make me a shopping list for the week. Now, arrange my schedule that way. Now, what should my workout routine be? Oh, look, you have a bad shoulder. It hurts. And your neck. So look, on Monday, you have to do these workouts so your neck can get better. Why do you pay attention to it? Well, right now I'm taking like 35 pills and three injections a day. How is it? Yes. Yeah.
