Scope Forward
Artificial intelligence is no longer a side conversation in gastroenterology.It is moving to the center of operations — and future competitive advantage.In this episode of The Scope Forward Show, I sit down with Dr. Michael Dragutsky (Chairman, One GI), Christa Newton (CEO, One GI), Aniket Behera (COO and Co-founder, 100ms), and Satish Malnaik (CEO, NextServices).We go inside One GI — not to debate AI — but to examine what happens when a scaled GI platform treats AI as a leadership decision.This is not about implementing AI in the endoscopy room.It’s not about bounding boxes in CADe or CADx.It is about the business model of gastroenterology.A multi-decade real decline in colonoscopy reimbursement.Rising labor costs.Staffing shortages.Payers deploying AI to protect their margins.AI will not disrupt GI because it is impressive.It will disrupt GI because it changes cost structure, leverage, and speed — and the rest of the healthcare ecosystem will operate at that new speed.Inside this conversation:06:22 - Why AI infrastructure is compounding faster than Moore’s Law08:45 - Where AI is reliable today — and where it is not19:34 - Why the first real battleground is administrative — not clinical 26:37 - How One GI chose where to begin — and why sequencing matters57:00 - The shift from task automation to agentic systems executing full workflows1:27:26 - Whether AI will outperform physicians in defined domains — and what that means for training and governanceHere is the strategic reality:The GI organizations that become AI-enabled will expand margin, expand access, and strengthen relevance.The ones that hesitate will experience quiet compression.That gap will widen.As I’ve been saying since The Shift: the change is not ahead of us.It is already underway.#digitalhealth #gastroenterology #thescopeforwardshow #nextservices #gi #future #ai #theshift
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