I'm the guest on this episode. MD/PhD (Penn), spent 14 years building clinical AI — from $38M in NIH-funded work at UCSF to a governance compiler that now runs breast cancer navigation (mammochat.ai), Caribbean cancer care (caribchat.ai), and real estate ops (gorunner.pro). Same architecture across all of them.

The core thesis: we should stop prompting AI and start governing it. We filed 6 patent families on AI governance — not the AI itself, but the compliance layer. The $2M Casey DeSantis Cancer Innovation Award (with support from AdventHealth, 51 hospitals) is funding a 20K-patient clinical trial on governed mammography AI.

Happy to answer questions about governance-first AI, clinical trials, or building from a garage in Orlando with six kids.