Farid Fadaie

For the past several years, I’ve been building AI products for healthcare. One pattern kept repeating itself. Practices would buy an AI scribe. An AI receptionist. An AI chatbot. An AI scheduling assistant. Each tool looked impressive on its own. Yet somehow the organization itself wasn’t meaningfully different. That made me realize something: Healthcare doesn’t have an AI problem. It has an architecture problem. We’ve become very good at adding AI to individual tasks. We’re much less good at redesigning how healthcare organizations actually operate around AI. That’s the idea behind a framework I’ve been developing called Operations-First AI. Its central premise is simple: Healthcare becomes AI-native from the operations up, not from the algorithm down. Clinical AI is incredibly important, but it delivers its greatest value when it’s built on an operational foundation that can actually put those insights into action. This article is the foundation for a series I’ll be publishing over the coming weeks on topics like: The Healthcare AI Maturity Model Why organizations plateau at AI-Assisted Humans Decide. AI Operates. AI Sprawl Why some healthcare organizations will become AI-native much faster than others I’d love to hear where you agree—and where you think I’m wrong. Read the article here: faridfadaie.com/2026/07/13/why… #HealthcareAI #ArtificialIntelligence #HealthTech #Operations #DigitalHealth #HealthcareInnovation

Everyone talks about AI replacing doctors. That’s the wrong conversation. The biggest impact of AI in healthcare today is happening behind the scenes: • Answering patient calls 24/7 • Scheduling appointments • Reducing no-shows • Automating documentation • Supporting clinical decisions • Monitoring patients remotely • Streamlining revenue cycle operations These aren’t flashy demos. They’re solving real problems that healthcare organizations deal with every day. I’ve put together a practical overview of where AI is actually delivering value today—with real-world examples instead of hype. If you’re building, investing in, or deploying AI in healthcare, I’d love to hear what you’ve seen working. Article: faridfadaie.com/2026/06/25/ai-… #AI #Healthcare #HealthTech

Voice AI is becoming a systems engineering problem. After rebuilding the same production voice agent multiple times, I found that most architectural failures came down to one question: Who owns the next turn? Multiple subsystems? A deterministic state machine? The model itself? I wrote a deep dive on the architectures we tried, where they broke, and why we ended up with a model-centric approach: faridfadaie.com/2026/06/10/ai-… Would love feedback from others working on agents and realtime systems. @swyx @fanahova @simonw

Excited to announce that we have closed our financing round for Viva AI to bring AI into dental offices to manage all admin work. getviva.ai We are hiring engineers (full stack, windows applications) and QA automation. #AI #dentistry #HealthcareInnovation

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Remember Bittorrent Bleep? The cool cousin of messaging apps. 📡 @elonmusk, imagine that charm in @Twitter! Whispering tweets, anyone? 🤫 #TechAlchemy

That feeling when you find a cool new app and can’t stop playing with it. Like finding a treasure chest in Zelda. 🗺️ #TechTreasures

⚙️ "Why did I write this code like this?" – Me, looking at my past self. Can someone invent a time machine already? 🕰️ #ThrowbackCode

@LondonBreed You successfully managed to destroy our lovely city. It feels like a scene from a western movie. The way you are handling the pandemic is like unplugging a computer from the source to “keep it safe”. Small businesses are going bankrupt and that’s all due to bad policies.

Just because it's nice out doesn't mean that COVID-19 has suddenly disappeared. Please only gather with people you live with, keep your distance, wash your hands frequently, & wear a mask. We all have to be responsible. Make smart decisions, protect yourself & those around you.

First time driving my model 3 with auto Lane change. It's so very good in crazy 101 conditions. Thanks @elonmusk @Tesla

@replit I was 14. Wrote a program for our neighborhood's library to take screenshots of other programs (this is the DOS era) and then play it with effects. This was for them to demo their tech in a fair. When delivering the code to get paid my bike got stolen; it was a net loss!

What’s the story behind the first time you got paid to code something? 💸

@united It’s more than a discomfort. It’s lying to your customers when buying the ticket. This is not what I paid for! And asking me to take this to the poor flight attendants who had nothing to do with this mess is even worse.

@thefarfar We're sorry for any discomfort, Farid. If you wish to discuss further, please reach out to a flight attendant. ^AT

@united it’s a terrible thing that you sell business class tickets on long flights for a plane with comfortable arrangements and then change it to an old plane with terrible business class seats. It’s ripping customers off! This is not Business Class!

@united What does that mean? How can the flight attendant change the plane? United sold the ticket for a different plane. I wouldn’t buy it with United if I knew the plane had this arrangement. United showed a Polaris-type arrangement when buying and then changed the plane!

@elonmusk can we turn off the seat warmer automatically when there is no passenger?

@rabois your book recommendations has made it much easier to find interesting books. Just wanted to say thanks.