The Most Important Question in Healthcare AI

Exclusive poll for my paid subscribers and founding members.

As promised, I’m asking you, my dedicated paid subscribers and founding members, to vote for the best question for the panel “GenAI in Healthcare: A Conversation with Foundation Model Builders” at the Prax AI x Healthcare Summit in NYC on September 11, 2025.

I’ve been hired as the moderator (well, let’s be honest, the instigator 😉). And yes, I already hate that they want me to submit questions in advance. But I’ll do my best to stay spontaneous while keeping it sharp and on point for the audience.

We’ve got some distinguished panelists:

• John Xing (CTO @ Amigo)

• Matt Dixon (Cloud Solution Architect @ Northwell Health)

• Matt Mohebbi (SVP of Engineering & AI @ Brightside Health)

Get $100 off the ticket price and participate in the poll for the most important question in GenAI in Healthcare when you become a paid subscriber to AI Health Uncut.

Realistically, for a 30-minute panel (plus 15 minutes of Q&A), I’ll only be able to ask 5–6 max. So your input will really matter. Thank you in advance for participating in the poll. 🙏

I didn’t want the poll to be unwieldy, so I carefully narrowed it down to 12 questions (in no particular order!) I really care about, and — for full transparency — my founding members care about.

In this post, I’m only asking you to vote for the best one. But oh boy, do I have backstories for each of these 12 — you wouldn’t believe it. I plan to share those in my conference recap early next week.

If you have a different question that’s not among these 12, please share it in the comments. I promise to consider it, though, once again, to be honest, I do weigh questions from my founding members more heavily.

Since Substack limits polls to 5 questions and 35 characters each, I can’t use it. So here’s the plan: I’ve written out all 12 in full below. Please vote in the comments by typing the number(s) of the question(s) you like — 1 through 12. Or suggest your own.

Alright, here are the questions. Please vote — and thank you for making this interesting and important, not just for the conference participants, but for the whole industry watching.