{"schemaVersion":1,"publicationId":"e119-can-ai-revolutionize-healing","publicationTitle":"Can AI Revolutionize Healing? — E119 Research Companion","version":"e119-v2","date":"2026-10-20","perspectiveId":"objective","notice":"A research-informed fictional conversation set in Boston, with scripted human and AI characters and an imagined Optimus body, not a live clinical consultation. Personal experience is not proof of treatment causation. This public companion is for evidence literacy, not medical advice. Its de-identified secondary synthesis and limited directly imported sources are described in the report; the 85-reference source bibliography is not 85 independent studies or a verified full-text review. No aggregate research hours are claimed.","resource":{"id":"overview","title":"Can AI help people become informed partners in care?","type":"text","access":"public","orientation":"human","status":"available","body":"E119 explores trust, listening, patient participation and the difference between compelling explanations and demonstrated health outcomes. Watch the full English podcast (33:40), explore seven short scenes, or read the complete corrected research companion here. The practical question is not whether AI sounds convincing, but whether it helps people ask better questions, verify evidence and work constructively with qualified clinicians."}}