Speed isnt always progress | Deborah Estrin | TEDMED Spark @TEDMED
Speed isnt always progress | Deborah Estrin | TEDMED Spark @TEDMED
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
AI can help healthcare respond faster and more personally, but faster does not always mean better.

In this TEDMED Spark, Deborah Estrin explains why AI-driven care still needs testing, context, and judgment before it scales.

Watch the full TEDMED Conversation with Deborah Estrin and Jay Walker at TEDMED.com.

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