How I AI

I went live at Biohackers World Los Angeles, bringing you conversations from the expo floor at the intersection of AI, health tech, diagnostics, and personalized wellness.First, I sit down with Paul Denslow, CEO and co-founder of Intus Bio, the company behind GutID. We talk about the microbiome as one of the biggest untapped frontiers in health, why collecting data is not the same as understanding it, and how AI is helping decode massive sequencing datasets to support prevention and more personalized care.Then I grab coffee with Dr. Stephanie Tran, founder of Modern Human MD, who shares how her clinic is using AI-powered heart scan technology to identify cardiovascular risk earlier and more precisely. She walks through a powerful patient story.I also catch up with David Korsunsky, founder of Heads Up Health, who I first interviewed at Biohackers World Miami. He breaks down the current state of AI adoption across patients, doctors, clinics, and the broader healthcare system.Finally, I have a candid conversation with Rori Montali a speaker and healer who shares how she built her own AI clone to support her thinking, business, focus, and decision-making. She opens up about how this tool has helped her navigate ADHD.From AI-powered heart scans and microbiome testing to clinical AI agents and even personal AI support for focus and ADHD, these conversations show what happens when artificial intelligence moves beyond tutorials and into real human use cases. 🔥 Topics we cover:How AI-powered heart scans are helping detect cardiovascular risk earlier Why microbiome testing may become central to preventive healthcare How AI is helping researchers and clinics interpret massive health datasets What current adoption trends reveal about AI in healthcare Why doctors are ready for AI, but large systems are slower to move How AI agents are beginning to support real clinic workflows What it looks like to build a personal AI clone for focus, business support, and ADHD 🔗 Connect & Learn More:Biohackers World: https://biohackers.world/ Dr. Stephanie Tran: https://www.modernhumanmd.com/ Exo Mind Santa Monica: https://www.exomindsantamonica.com/ Cleerly heart scan technology: https://cleerlyhealth.com/ Intus Bio / GutID: https://gutid.com/ Heads Up Health: https://headsuphealth.com/ Rock Health Consumer Report: https://rockhealth.org/insights/Rori Montali's community True Connect Rorimontali.comSupport your body against EMFs with Leela Quantum Tech - 5% off with affiliate code: BROOKE Ready to cut through the AI overwhelm?Explore all my resources in one place → https://stan.store/BRXSTUDIO Free AI Guide • 45-Minute AI Jumpstart  • How I AI Companion GPTMore About Brooke:Website: brookex.comLinkedIn: Brooke GramerMore About the Podcast:Instagram: howiai.podcastWebsite: howiaipodcast.com"How I AI" is a concept and podcast series created and produced by Brooke Gramer of EmpowerFlow Strategies LLC. All rights reserved.

Meet Eduardo Siman, founder and CEO of Worldsphere.ai, building computer vision tools to analyze hurricanes and inform risk, insurance, and evacuations. He explains how satellite imagery becomes wind-field data. He discusses the role of scientific rigor, human oversight in high-stakes AI, and how advances in weather AI and rapid prototyping are accelerating impact-driven solutions.

Rebecca Krauthamer, CEO of QuSecure, builds quantum-resistant encryption for enterprise security. Marian Bacol, founder of Somarae, creates AI-driven somatic wellness and community experiences. Gazal Vakili, founder of FutureSelf, blends neuroscience and AI to simulate future selves. They discuss narrowing MVPs, grassroots distribution, hiring early teams, non-dilutive funding, AI tooling, and preparing for AI and quantum security risks.

Jagger Waters, a multidisciplinary AI creator, writer, and producer who prototypes cinematic ideas with AI, talks about using AI as a creative collaborator. She explains fast prototyping of high-budget concepts, node-based systems as a creator superpower, building publicly to grow, and the practical tools and workflows that turn AI-driven ideas into polished video.

Kelli Lewis, an outsourced CFO, author, and wealth coach for small businesses who streamlines day-to-day finance operations. She discusses using AI to speed team training, turn meetings into action items, and build SOPs from transcripts. Topics include automating email and workflows, creating a CEO dashboard, and prompts to clarify bank activity and monthly financials.

Sandra Abrams, Web3 guide and founder of Onboard60 who helps adults 50+ navigate AI, blockchain, VR and health tech. She shares her five-minutes-a-day learning approach. Topics include seniors using VR for social connection, practical AI tools and scam detection, why Web3 and longevity tech matter for older adults, and designing simple, dignity-focused tech education.

A breakdown of OpenClaw and why agentic AI that can act on devices is causing a stir. A look at Instant Checkout and how commerce may shift to AI-driven purchases. Discussion of safety tradeoffs when agents access emails, calendars, and browsers. Announcements about local workshops, BRXStudio resources, and an upcoming live podcast event in Miami.

Crystal Waddell, former teacher turned SEO strategist and founder of Simple and Smart SEO, helps Shopify sellers with systems and AI workflows. She talks about shifting from keywords to intent and semantic alignment. She explains using LLMs as thinking partners, building SOPs for AI and VAs, and why context matters more than churned content.

Anuj Jain, Head of Product at Nurix.ai and seasoned builder of enterprise AI products, discusses shipping real-world conversational and voice agents. He talks about why context engineering beats model hype. He explores how AI reshapes work in India and globally. He describes using voice agents for thinking and leadership. He outlines practical steps for deploying reliable, trustable enterprise AI systems.

Ali Romman, a 14-year-old Alpha School freshman building AI-powered tools, is vibe-coding a PC configurator and chatbot. He talks about AI already being in classrooms, where to draw the line between cheating and learning, how to build MVPs in public, and using a fail-fast mindset while exploring entrepreneurship and AI-forward education.