Is Your Doctor About to Be Replaced by AI? Matt Britton Breaks It Down
Can AI save your life? In this compelling interview with News 12 New York, Matt Britton — author of Generation AI — reveals how artificial intelligence is already reshaping healthcare. From building a personal health assistant trained on 20 years of his own medical records, to exposing the hard truth about AI outperforming human radiologists, Matt challenges conventional wisdom on what the future of medicine looks like.
This is not science fiction. This is happening now.
Matt walks through how custom GPTs — AI models trained on your own data — are becoming hyper-personalized health advisors. He shares why relying on WebMD is already outdated, and how AI delivers a level of diagnostic precision and brutal honesty no human doctor would dare.
Plus, we get into AI’s surgical implications, radiology disruption, and the uncomfortable question: What happens when machines become better caregivers than humans?
Matt Britton is one of the nation’s leading experts on youth culture, consumer trends, and the future of marketing. With dynamic energy and data-driven insight, he breaks down how Gen Z and millennial audiences are reshaping industries—from media to retail. Book Matt Britton to deliver a forward-thinking, high-impact keynote on how to engage the consumers of tomorrow—today. Contact WWSG!
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