Ex-Salesforce CTO launches Picardo, using AI to make concierge medicine affordable
ollama · x · 2026-10-28
Former Salesforce CTO Graham Robinson (maccaw) unveils Picardo after a year of quiet building: AI handles the paperwork, coordination, and follow-up that make concierge care cost thousands a year, while clinicians keep medical decisions. The model requires full patient history and the ability to act in real care workflows — scheduling tests, referrals, follow-ups — to give everyone a doctor who knows them.
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