Business Trip AI and the future of therapy with Luis Voloch of Jimini Health
Oct 16, 2025
Luis Voloch, CEO and co-founder of Jimini Health, shares insights into the role of AI in behavioral health, having previously applied machine learning in immunology. He discusses how large language models (LLMs) elevate diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities through open-ended dialogue. Voloch emphasizes the importance of clinician oversight and the integration of AI to enhance complex care rather than replace it. He also explores the future of continuous patient engagement via AI, paving the way for precision psychiatry and improved clinical outcomes.
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Continuous Language Yields Rich Behavioral Data
- Language interactions can act as rich, continuous behavioral data far beyond single questionnaires like PHQ-9.
- Continuous dialogue yields orders of magnitude more signal for diagnosis and monitoring.
Design For Passive, Valuable Patient Engagement
- Build always-on LLM interactions that patients want to use to passively collect diagnostic-grade data.
- Use those interactions to generate large longitudinal datasets for diagnostics and drug development.
Patients Share Differently With AI Assistants
- Jiminy Health's LLM operates alongside human clinicians and enhances the therapeutic alliance.
- Patients often disclose differently to the LLM and use it for timely, small disclosures between sessions.