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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Human in the Loop or Human Out of Luck?\n   Tags: Bi
 ohacking Village | Creator Talk/Panel\n   When: Friday\, Aug 7\, 11:30 - 1
 1:59 PDT\n   Where: LVCCW Level 1 Hall 3 1104 (Creator Stage 4) - [1]Map\n
 \n   Description:\n\n   As agentic AI systems rapidly enter healthcare and
  precision medicine\,\n   a critical question remains largely unanswered: 
 what happens when the\n   patient is reduced to data alone? This talk expl
 ores a real-world\n   experiment conducted through GENE240 at Stanford\, w
 here\n   interdisciplinary student teams used agentic AI systems and multi
 omic\n   datasets to investigate a complex patient case. Working across\n 
   genomics\, computational biology\, and clinical reasoning\, teams\n   an
 alyzed the same underlying data while arriving at dramatically\n   differe
 nt hypotheses\, interpretations\, and priorities. Unlike\n   traditional c
 ase studies\, the patient was actively involved throughout\n   the process
 . While full medical records were intentionally withheld\,\n   selective c
 ontextual information and direct interaction with the\n   patient signific
 antly influenced the direction and interpretation of\n   the work. The exp
 erience exposed both the extraordinary promise and\n   the profound limita
 tions of AI-driven healthcare systems. This session\n   will examine: how 
 agentic AI systems behave when operating on\n   incomplete clinical contex
 t the variability introduced by tooling\,\n   prompting\, and disciplinary
  bias the role of patient interaction in\n   refining computational hypoth
 eses why lived experience may be one of\n   the most underutilized dataset
 s in precision medicine Through the lens\n   of rare disease and complex c
 hronic illness\, this talk challenges the\n   assumption that more data al
 one leads to better outcomes. Instead\, it\n   argues that the future of A
 I-enabled healthcare depends on keeping\n   patients actively embedded in 
 the interpretive loop. For the\n   biohacking community\, this raises broa
 der questions around autonomy\,\n   data ownership\, participatory medicin
 e\, and how individuals may\n   increasingly interface with AI systems to 
 investigate their own health\n   outside traditional clinical\n\n   Speake
 rBio:  Christine Von Raesfeld\n\n   Christine is a research advocate and c
 ommunity engagement leader\n   focused on health\, data\, and emerging tec
 hnologies. Living with\n   multiple rare and chronic conditions\, she adva
 nces participatory\n   medicine and champions people with lived experience
  as essential\n   partners in research and innovation.\n\n   '\n\n   1. #L
 VCCW_Level1_Hall3\n\n\n
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DTSTART:20260807T183000Z
LOCATION:Biohacking Village - LVCCW Level 1 Hall 3 1104 (Creator Stage 4)
SUMMARY:Human in the Loop or Human Out of Luck?
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