In Utah they are piloting a first-of-its-kind program where AI supports routine prescription renewals for certain chronic medications. The system runs a clinical assessment, renews when it is safe, and escalates to a licensed physician when it is not.
This is exactly the kind of healthcare AI we focus on at Your Next Agency: compliant and practical solutions designed to reduce friction for patients while taking pressure off clinicians.
Real impact does not come from hype. It comes from solving the boring, high-volume problems at scale.
95% of design work on Twitter with a price associated with it is fake.
e.g. "client paid $3,000 for this landing page."
The clients aren't real. The money isn't real. Those hyping them up aren't real.
It’s all part of a coordinated engagement pod that’s taken over design Twitter.
Here’s how it works: after joining, members are required to comment, like, and bookmark every post made by others to manufacture fake engagement. Miss three posts, and you’re out.
This is called astroturfing, a form of coordinated inauthentic behavior that can get your account banned on X.
I’ve been shown overwhelming proof from people inside these groups and others who were recruited but turned them down.
It runs deeper than anyone realizes, by designers you probably look up to, and it’s poisoning a massive portion of our feeds.