Dummy Data Just Got Really Smart
From hand-typed test patients to learned, coherent simulation — what changed, and why now.
Essays on clinical data standards, simulation, and the sensible use of AI — written here first, then shared on LinkedIn, Medium, and YouTube. First pieces are in the works; here's what's planned.
From hand-typed test patients to learned, coherent simulation — what changed, and why now.
From founding the SDS Conformance Rules team to CORE-in-the-loop today — an insider's arc.
PASS twins, FAIL twins, and edit-check UAT that runs itself.
Agents propose, people decide — adjudication as a feature, not a compromise.
Generated SAS, R, and Python that is executed and verified — not just emitted — and where accountability sits.
Concept and specialization churn versus frozen study builds — keeping a catalog current without breaking studies.
Advocacy before the wave — what held up, and what the field still gets wrong.