In this conversation, experts discuss the integration of AI in health technology, focusing on building trust among consumers, understanding the differences between generative and predictive AI, and the future of personalized nutrition. They emphasize the importance of evidence-based nutraceuticals and the need for transparency to enhance consumer confidence in AI applications. In this conversation, experts discuss the transformative role of AI in health andnutrition, emphasizing the importance of transparency, trust, and data integrity. They explore consumer perspectives on AI-driven supplement recommendations, the challenges of algorithmic bias, and the future potential of AI in personalizing health care. The discussion highlights the need for clear communication of scientific data to consumers and the evolving landscape of health technology. Keywords AI, health technology, personalized nutrition, trust in AI, predictive algorithms, consumer sentiment, nutraceuticals, evidence-based science, machine learning, biohacking, AI, health, nutrition, supplements, trust, transparency, algorithmic bias, consumer perspectives, future of health, NutriSelect Takeaways · AI is becoming integral in health technology. · Public perception of AI is often rooted in mistrust. · Generative AI is different from predictive AI. · Trust in AI can be built through transparency and evidence. · Personalized nutrition is the future of health supplements. · AI can analyze vast amounts of data quickly and efficiently. · Consumer sentiment is crucial for AI product acceptance. · Evidence-based nutraceuticals are essential for credibility. · AI can help in pattern recognition and optimization. · The future of AI in health is about collaboration with experts. · AI can help improve health marketing by providing real tools for consumers. · Transparency in AI is essential for building consumer trust. · Consumers need objective information about supplements, not just influencer hype. · AI can analyze individual health data to provide personalized recommendations. · The future of health care will involve more predictive medicine through AI. · Algorithmic bias can lead to inaccurate AI outputs if data is not balanced. · Consumers should be educated on the science behind health products in an understandable way. · Wearable technology will play a significant role in health monitoring. · AI can help bridge the gap between consumers and health professionals. · The integration of AI in health will lead to more efficient and effective care. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Overview of AI in Health 02:57 Panelist Introductions and Backgrounds 06:02 Trust Issues and Public Perception of AI 09:14 Consumer Perspectives on AI in Health 12:01 AI 101: Understanding AI and Its Applications 14:50 Distinguishing Between Predictive and Generative AI 18:10 The Future of AI in Health and Nutrition 20:56 Challenges and Opportunities in AI Implementation 24:01 The Importance of Validation in Health Products 26:59 Conclusion and Future Directions 32:12 Building Trust in Science 35:04 The Role of AI in Personalized Nutrition 39:10 The Evolution of AI in Health Research 46:05 Trust, Transparency, and Ethics in AI 58:02 Understanding Science for the Everyday Consumer 58:37 Bridging the Gap: Science and Consumer Understanding 01:00:24 The Role of AI in Personal Health 01:02:47 Complexity of Natural Products and Personalization 01:06:01 The Future of AI in Health and Nutrition 01:11:47 Transforming Healthcare with Technology 01:18:10 Key Takeaways and Future Perspectives