AI that automates medicine

The Husimi function takes a quantum state — too complex and too high-dimensional to observe directly — and expresses it as something smooth and readable, without discarding the structure that matters.

That is the problem we work on. Scans, notes and workflows are messy; the job is turning them into representations a clinician or a machine can act on.

It is also shared mathematical language, owned by nobody. So is everything we build.

What we are building next, and why. Decisions get published as they are made rather than announced once they are finished, so people can argue with them while it still matters.

Everything we build is open source, with the guides needed to install it and run it. Publishing code without explaining it is not really publishing.

Where clinicians, researchers and builders meet. One person's problem is an anecdote; the same problem from thirty of them is a specification somebody can pick up and build.