Well Bill, quite a lot actually. Try to spell ‘Ayuda Heuristics’ down the phone on a poor connection. Try to say ‘Ayuda Heuristics’ to your mates in a noisy bar when you’re down a few pints and “Despacito” is playing in the background. There’s a Tinder date who’s convinced I work in Ayurvedic holistic medicine …
Stories October 11, 2018 I googled mental health and diabetes. This is what I found…
I don’t have diabetes. I thought I’d get that out of the way as a disclaimer. It means I will never understand the resilience it might require, the mental health implications, the discipline that might be forced on a person living with diabetes. I can empathise. Empathise with the idea that no one chooses to …
Technology March 19, 2018 How to get started with Machine Learning and Apple’s CoreML (and solving diabetes)
We’re using machine learning to solve diabetes, and we’re excited about the progress and the possibilities. Like diabetes, machine learning is a vast and truly interdisciplinary field that spans computer science, statistics, signal processing, data processing, and more. Back in November, I was invited to give a talk to an audience of iOS developers and …
Inspiration April 28, 2017 Customer love and regulated medical apps
Very early in our customer research, we knew we weren’t just making an app to record and review diabetes data. Our customers have tried using a lot of different logbook-style apps over the years to help them develop insights for making the hundreds of decisions they make everyday. But the only app they can really …
Business March 8, 2017 Diabetes apps have to adapt to each user
The day after our beta release went out the door we brought our ThoughtWorks development team together with users to hear their feedback. User feedback Like any early beta release, this one is pretty minimal, so we were all pretty surprised to see how useful people are finding it already. The time they took — and the thoughtfulness of their feedback — showed …
Thoughts January 19, 2017 Why AI won’t solve diabetes (yet!)
If humans don’t know how to solve a problem, no artificial intelligence can magically create the missing knowledge to solve it for us. We have driverless cars because we know how to drive cars. Computers are world chess champions because we know how to play chess. We have factory robots because we know how to do …
