3 THOUGHT EXPERIMENTS FOR THE DIGITAL FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE | Christoph Holz | TEDxMedUniGraz

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  • Опубликовано: 11 май 2022
  • #TEDxMedUniGraz #healthcare #future #digitalization - Since Mary Shelley invented the defibrillator in 1816, thought experiments have been an important driver of technological advancement in medicine. Could it be possible to avoid future pandemics with antivirus software? Can you imagine a more dangerous place in the western world than a hospital? When will we develop medicine with algorithms? Christoph Holz invites his audience to search for solutions in healthcare with humorous thought experiments in the field of tension between digitalization and ethics. Christoph Holz explains the complex digital world in an incomparable and humorous way. His thought experiments show the larger context and the personal effects on each individual. The computer and rocket scientist knows what he is talking about. He is a startup founder, Silicon Valley entrepreneur, angel investor and a real cyborg. Like no other, he translates digital knowledge into logical future scenarios and surprising consequences. His activities as a speaker, podcaster and university lecturer have taken Holz from CeBit and TEDx to Google in California. Christoph Holz knows how to inspire with wit, impressive images and extraordinary examples. He combines technology, society and business into a meaningful whole. His future perspectives take away people's fear of change. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

Комментарии • 78

  • @johnpederson3085
    @johnpederson3085 Год назад

    My granddaughter has cochlear implants and I cannot sing the praises of this amazing technology enough.

  • @0sapnachouhan0
    @0sapnachouhan0 Год назад +3

    Yes, this is the time to be doing these 'thought experiments' and putting no limit on what we can imagine because one day it will be achievable. Truly exciting times.

  • @janetsplace1953
    @janetsplace1953 Год назад +5

    This is such an important conversation to be having now, a real conversation where we ask big difficult questions, that simply right now aren't answered fully. I like forward to you Christoph being one of the people asking...

  • @maryyouson4404
    @maryyouson4404 Год назад

    I still think we have the capacity to remember and recall things that are beyond our current abilities.

  • @riddermartijn
    @riddermartijn Год назад

    Thought experiments like these challenge our assumptions and provoke critical thinking about the realities of technological advancements - both positive and negative.

  • @helenimnotready
    @helenimnotready Год назад

    wow, great video for anyone interested in the intersection of technology and healthcare.

  • @georgenotbest
    @georgenotbest Год назад

    I know heaps of people who are super excited for this to be a thing.

  • @camerongdowd
    @camerongdowd Год назад

    I'm pretty happy I was born into this time, it's incredible the uses for things people are coming up with.

    • @stanchance
      @stanchance Год назад

      I'm finding it a little scary to be honest

  • @ninamenes
    @ninamenes Год назад

    Many men die needlessly because of prostrate cancer. Having the technology to test and operate would save so many lives.

  • @gaiasardoni
    @gaiasardoni Год назад

    Personally I'm really excited for the digital future. Not just for healthcare but literally everything. Learning, working, socializing, decorating... everything!!

  • @andreas2701
    @andreas2701 2 года назад +5

    It’s much more than just healthcare, isn’t it? Despite these thoughts are amazing for myself the most important one is the danger of technology developing faster than our moral. Thanks Mr. Holz - Recently, I became a curious listener to your podcast making my days even more worthwhile !

  • @shystrshystr
    @shystrshystr Год назад

    I have been waiting for this for so long and it is FINALLY HERE

  • @itsmesamrendall
    @itsmesamrendall Год назад

    I'm sorry but how amazing is the chip he talks about around the 3:30 mark? Powered by your chewing??? Incredible.

  • @nostatus4me
    @nostatus4me Год назад

    I hope we can find a way to prevent pandemics with tech, hospitals are scary enough.

  • @michael-rivera
    @michael-rivera Год назад

    This is a really cool talk Christoph, thank you.

  • @deluxe_vegan1390
    @deluxe_vegan1390 Год назад +1

    can we take a moment to appreciate this man's color coordination?

  • @juniorjensen
    @juniorjensen Год назад

    I knew this day was coming! I did! That doesn't keep me from cringing a bit thinking about it and seeing that x-ray... Yep...

  • @lincolnmessier1840
    @lincolnmessier1840 Год назад +1

    The part about the chip that can be inserted into the teeth and powered by your chewing is so cool. Like just really peak innovation right there.

  • @braydenteagan5572
    @braydenteagan5572 Год назад

    Having a chip that can analyze DNA within minutes is impressive. It could be a game-changer for medical diagnostics and situations that are time sensitive.

  • @MochaOoze
    @MochaOoze Год назад

    that dna analysis idea is so cool!

  • @simonkranzer6557
    @simonkranzer6557 2 года назад +1

    Sehr spannend! Inspiring talk Christoph!

  • @justinberdand
    @justinberdand Год назад

    Can we just get over being scared of everything and embrace the fact that these advancements could actually be really beneficial to how we operate in our daily lives?

  • @jim-chew
    @jim-chew Год назад

    Enjoyed Christoph's talk because of the many examples he gave of how digital technology is and will be a benefit for all of us.

  • @myfavoritestories
    @myfavoritestories Год назад +1

    Medical breakthrough that enhance an individuals quality of life sounds like a good thing. Nothing is really ever a certainty though I do think I'd give it a go if that meant I could hear at an old age.

  • @gizmeaux
    @gizmeaux Год назад

    Wow I learnt so much from this talk! Suggested videos on point for a change.

    • @12100myts
      @12100myts Год назад

      i feel like they made the algorithm better or something

  • @butterflyaffect
    @butterflyaffect Год назад

    '12 hour surgeries were never meant for humans in the first place' - very true.

  • @ben-basi
    @ben-basi Год назад

    Love what he says about hearing aids! My mother has hers synced to her phone and to her laptop and it's honestly so cool to think about how that kind of tech is going to evolve

  • @fionatruscott
    @fionatruscott Год назад

    This makes me genuinely excited for the future of health care. I though telehealth was pretty awesome but the possibilities for where it could go from here are really interesting!

  • @elissazachary3790
    @elissazachary3790 Год назад

    I never knew that the defibrillator was invented by Mary Shelley! Very cool, thanks Christoph.

  • @lilyschmyer
    @lilyschmyer Год назад

    Man it is crazy how far technology has come in such a short time... and how much further it's about to go!!

  • @danabailey3887
    @danabailey3887 Год назад

    My daughter's cochlear implant has changed her world. We were hesitant to have something like that in her brain but she can hear birds and our voices. Wonderful.

    • @konglum
      @konglum Год назад

      such an incredible technology

  • @natalemodesto
    @natalemodesto Год назад

    These are really cool scenarios to think about! I really hope it does get to a point where an ambulance can just rock up to wherever the medical emergency is and is equipped with something that can assess and provide treatment right then and there. Would be so valuable in terms of those situations where time is crucial.

  • @lilygrander
    @lilygrander Год назад +1

    There's something about the idea of human implanted microchips that really appeals to me. It's this ease of access of what's important to me in a now very complicated world.

  • @ThisIsMyGalaxy
    @ThisIsMyGalaxy Год назад

    I am so grateful to the innovation that has allowed those to experience the full spectrum of being human that they would not have otherwise experienced. However, my forgetfulness is not a reason to have a microchip implanted in me.

  • @katemartens
    @katemartens Год назад

    Omg yes is there also a way to include accessing our homes in this chip? I would love to never have to worry about forgetting my keys.

  • @emmasmythe
    @emmasmythe Год назад +1

    Having surgery away from a hospital setting and your own dedicated nursing robot would deliver much better outcomes. Hospitals are the last place you want to be when you're sick.

  • @russhearn
    @russhearn Год назад +1

    AGI is not far away!!

  • @mannylestrada
    @mannylestrada Год назад

    As someone who often forgets passwords I'd be delighted to have a microchip holding all that information.

    • @darioconsolata8691
      @darioconsolata8691 Год назад

      yes, although I'd be afraid of someone getting ahold of all that. guess it's not much different than having a password manager though

  • @taliksharot
    @taliksharot Год назад

    Surely we always knew that this is where we were going with computer tech and micro chips?

  • @wzhen9391
    @wzhen9391 Год назад

    We really are living in the future.

  • @asiscranda
    @asiscranda Год назад

    I would be thrilled to have all my data in a microchip, bring it on I say.

  • @the-cookie_monster
    @the-cookie_monster Год назад

    NGL those hearing aids sound pretty cool.

  • @T__B
    @T__B 2 года назад +1

    Has your wife already taken the chip out, really at the kitchen table with a knife or axe ? Fascinating, exciting and entertaining at the same time. I find the thought experiments very interesting. What the future brings will probably all be there sooner than we think.

  • @ameyhousten
    @ameyhousten Год назад

    I'm all for robots. Truly. I just wish we knew our own potential before we started to outsource.

    • @ninamenes
      @ninamenes Год назад

      Haha! This is a funny way to look at robots and how we'll be using them

  • @jessyclaston
    @jessyclaston Год назад

    😍🤩😯

  • @dahliaegil
    @dahliaegil Год назад

    I think nursing robots will be a wonderful addition to hospital wards. No more strained backs and injuries from lifting patients.

    • @blockchainbobisbroke
      @blockchainbobisbroke Год назад

      yeah, this could especially help with reducing fatigue-related slip-ups as well

  • @felicityhalette
    @felicityhalette Год назад

    I really love Christophs idealism here. Sadly I'm a lot more realistic and highly doubt medicine will evolve to a place like this. At least not in the US, where everything is an industry, designed to make money.

  • @stewynotthedog
    @stewynotthedog Год назад

    Okay the self driving car thing freaks me out though. Unless there was some way to swap over ALL the cars at the same time there's still going to be people just cruising around, completely able to make mistakes and there you were UNABLE to react because AI is driving your car!!

  • @malachijude
    @malachijude Год назад

    A self driving OR with a robot doing the operation is a little confronting for me I gotta say.

  • @colincampbell5068
    @colincampbell5068 Год назад

    Where do I go to get this magic chip? Please sign me up immediately I can only see the positive side of this technology.

  • @marianaattentio
    @marianaattentio Год назад

    I mean everything is pretty much already on our phones that we carry in our pockets right? Not much difference it going in our hands

  • @marinamajeran8904
    @marinamajeran8904 Год назад

    I don't think I'm comfortable with a chip in my body. I'm still working on the chip on my shoulder! However we do have chips in our pets and the way this is explained it certainly makes sense.

  • @thisismindfulness
    @thisismindfulness Год назад

    There is such a divide in this, I know some people who can't wait to get that chip and put their whole lives on it and others that are genuinely so repulsed by it

  • @sammypdennison
    @sammypdennison Год назад

    I know a guy who had the NFC part of a transit card implanted into his hand and then got in trouble because it was a misuse of govt property lol

  • @luisasanchez5532
    @luisasanchez5532 Год назад

    I can already hear the kind of protests people will make about their privacy and how invasive it all is 🙄

  • @lauraladlow
    @lauraladlow Год назад

    Some of his "thought experiments" may have gone completely over my head.

  • @brittaniecrum
    @brittaniecrum Год назад

    Routinely we read about patients getting incorrect care in hospital. A microchip with their medical data would end this quickly!

  • @emma.st.charles
    @emma.st.charles Год назад

    Did Mary Shelley actually invent the defibrillator? I had no idea...

  • @mindfulmeditationsforall
    @mindfulmeditationsforall Год назад

    What he talks about around the 6:30 mark is super interesting but I think we're still a far way away from it becoming a reality.

    • @ninamenes
      @ninamenes Год назад

      Maybe not so far as you think...

  • @lollo-lia
    @lollo-lia Год назад

    I felt really sorry for Christoph because no one laughed at his jokes. Maybe it was his accent? I thought it was very good

  • @atomoyoga
    @atomoyoga Год назад

    " Technology is running faster than intuition " 🤦 Scary! Solving all the external problems is a big problem! We need to focus on ethics and education more and a bit less in technology. But that is a utopia

  • @iamsamfemia
    @iamsamfemia Год назад

    I can't wait for all the conspiracy theories to start about wHaT tHe cHiPs aCtuaLLy dO