Liu: Everyone should run their lab diagnostics through AI like ChatGPT
Howie Liu · Brainstorming $10M AI Business Ideas w/ the Airtable Founder · Jul 11, 2025 · at 17:22
Airtable founder Howie Liu talks with Sam Parr about using AI reasoning models for personal medical triage and diagnostic second opinions.
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“I mean, I think, like, today, it's already better to, I mean, everybody should be taking all of their, you know, personal, like health diagnostics, you get a blood test or whatever, and, like, running that through ChatGPT, like, upload it, Asko three, like, Hey, like, here's my other symptoms. Here's how I feel. Like, tell me what I might have. Right. Or tell me what could be wrong. Like I've seen so many stories from like both personal friends, as well as like on Reddit, Twitter, et cetera, of like people who caught diagnoses that their doctor just missed, not necessarily because they're bad doctors.”
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