Babylon Health

Sure.

So there was an early push for AI to kind of replace the clinical diagnosis process, right? You had Watson's, IBM Watson tool and Babylon Health, and they were trying to really tackle this broad diagnosis issue.

Those were largely unsuccessful.

But since then, you've had great successes in more specific use cases for diagnosis.

And the concept of scale changed for me at that point.

And because Babylon Health was quite talked about and it was still considered a startup back then, I thought, let me go and try and see how that feels.

Now, to get your foot in the door with a company like that, you had to start as a normal clinic GP and then work your way up.

So I started as a clinic GP in Canary Wharf and then started learning about the operational side of things.

Can you talk to me about what motivated you to then move from Babylon and then start pursuing these opportunities?

I think timing was right.

So I knew that Babylon Health was in trouble and I needed to move elsewhere.

But I needed to make the most of my role at Babylon to learn as much as I can to then take that next step.