Today, somewhere in the world, someone will die in a queue.

They’ll arrive at the hospital. A scan will be taken. The danger will be there – visible, urgent, treatable. But the image will sit unexamined, behind a hundred others. By the time it reaches the right eyes, it will be too late.

This isn’t a glitch in the system. This is the system, as designed around the globe.

And yet, right now, artificial intelligence could read that scan in seconds. Flag the anomaly. Nudge it up the list. Win back the minutes that can make the difference. In some places, it already does.

But instead of building on those gains, we’re still debating – nudging the conversation around in circles, as if consensus were the cure.

The conversation has fallen behind

For years, the questions have stayed the same:

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