Building Resilient AI Infrastructure for Better Healthcare
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Argues that healthcare must be managed as critical infrastructure, citing specific failures (operating rooms closed for crumbling ceilings, hospitals still paper‑based or lacking Wi‑Fi) and design fixes: single rooms prewired to be refittable for 3–4 patients, contingency plans to repurpose ORs into ICUs or garages during war, and backup generators that run only ~48 hours on kerosene. Quantifies energy needs: 300‑bed hospital = ~1,000 four‑person households. Notes cyber risk — most hacked industry — and pilots using real‑time tracking that halved search time for equipment and enabled preventive maintenance.
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