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I was doing some work with AI for a project and I wondered what I would find if I began a conversation about myocardial bridges. To my amazement, the responses to my questions were quite contemporary, on point for the most part and very much aware of the condition without doubt. I found the answers to be as technical as I wanted to get or as general given what I asked. The overall takeaway for me, was that there was little downside or disinformation. The entire conversation was pro myocardial bridges as we know them. If we could only get the majority of our medical community to be as receptive to the condition as our AI is, there would be far fewer people suffering from the condition and, in my opinion, far fewer deaths from cardiac arrest. We’re making progress and the more our digital/virtual resources endorse the corrective procedures for a condition that is more common than other diseases like cancer and stroke, the better off we’re going to be. There’s a lot in the episode as we cover a lot of ground. It’s one worth taking notes on if you find areas of interest. I hope the episode gives you some additional support to share with whomever you’re trying to convince that what you’re experiencing is real. It should also enlighten you to the capability of what AI can provide us with regard to information about myocardial bridges. It gives me tremendous encouragement to see that AI is initially very receptive to the techniques for correction of a bridge. Here’s to a future of acute awareness of MB’s and to procedures and techniques to remedy them. I know one place we can go to get comfort in knowledge! Enjoy the episode.