VOL. 01 / 2026

I kept reading about biomedical AI.
I wanted to play with it.

01

Can an AI be “accurate” and still be unfair?

Overall accuracy can hide a lot. In this experiment, change who is represented in a simulated medical dataset and investigate what happens when model performance is examined group by group.

Run experiment →

Reading got me interested. Messing around made it click.

I started NextGenBioAI to write about the science I kept finding interesting: machine learning in medicine, computational biology, new approaches to drug discovery, and everything in between.

But some ideas are difficult to understand from an article alone. Labs is where I turn those ideas into small experiments — places to change something, see what happens, and ask why.

basically: touch the science →

Lab notebook

01 Medical AI Can an AI be “accurate” and still be unfair? Live ↗
02 Diagnostics Where should an algorithm draw the line? In development
03 Data What's wrong with this dataset? Notebook idea
04 Computational Biology How does computation narrow down drug candidates? Notebook idea