
When Optimization Becomes Destiny
AI, genetic engineering, and the question of who gets to define improvement - thoughts from the Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva
Exploring the stories we tell (those we don't) & technology. Starting with women's health (femtechnology.org) & interactive novels (orianakraft.com/empire)
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AI, genetic engineering, and the question of who gets to define improvement - thoughts from the Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva

The hidden physiology that could reshape medicine, if our systems learned to see it

Synthetic data may make medicine look more complete. But it cannot recover the missing signal of women’s bodies - Panel July 7th, WSIS, Geneva

Medicine treats episodes. Women live through transitions. The next opportunity in health is designing the rituals that connect the two.

Inside the Architecture of Women's Health Event: what reinsurers, governments, and screening guidelines are actually getting wrong — and who's already fixing it.

On March 10th, during CSW70, the Swiss Consulate in New York & FemTechnology convened government ministers, pharma executives, clinicians, insurers - here's what became clear.

The economic question most health systems haven't asked yet.

The Quiet Mismatch Between What Medicine Knows — and What It Applies

When biology meets a system built for men, women pay, with time, money, and their careers. The data finally proves it.

Sex differences shape how we age, yet most longevity research still treats them as peripheral.