Marcus Soo explores how artificial intelligence intersects with health technology, focusing less on raw data collection and more on what that data actually means for people’s lives. Through his writing, he examines the growing ecosystem of wearables, sensors and digital tools, and challenges the idea that more metrics automatically lead to better health.

In Marcus’s stories, readers can expect thoughtful critiques of how healthtech products present information, and what it would take for AI to deliver clear, trustworthy and actionable guidance instead of confusing dashboards and charts. His work is valuable for anyone interested in digital health, product design in healthcare, or the practical challenges of turning complex biometric data into real decisions and behaviour change.