Babylon

By Tito Sarrionandia Introduction At Babylon, we have successfully moved all of our mobile app development to a Micro-Frontends framework for React Native. This is why and how we did it. Most of Babylon’s users across Europe and North America access our healthcare service through a mobile app. So — choosing…

Or how to Lose a Great City Babylon was the most renowned city of Ancient Mesopotamia for two thousand years. Today few could locate it on a map. The fall of Babylon is widely remembered as a cautionary tale about the dangers of decadence and hubris. We can thank the…

By Yura Perov You can’t be in two places at once. Unless you’re our Senior Research Scientist Yura Perov and his Yura-Bot. Last week members of Babylon’s research team presented at Standford’s Symposium on Frontier of Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Care. …

Challenge #5: How do we make sure that data generated by any Babylon service can be understood by everyone who needs to understand it? This is part five of a five part blog series exploring some of the challenges we’ve been facing while building a personal AI doctor. Many of…

By Christina Hu Challenge #3: How do we get a holistic view of our members’ health when not all their healthcare happens through Babylon? This is part three of a five part blog series exploring some of the challenges we’ve been facing while building a personal AI doctor. Up until…

By Christina Hu When we think of data, we often imagine numbers sitting neatly in tables. Easy to transform, analyse and use. Much medical data isn’t so conveniently structured. Doctors’ notes, test results and referrals are but a few examples. …

***SPOILER ALERT*** “The best art divides the audience.” - Legendary record producer and shoe-abolitionist Rick Rubin Listen to the article here Babylon broke my brain. In some sense, the journey of watching this movie and the few hours afterwards is the rough equivalent to the mental dislodge of a psychedelic…

There was something about this image that made me think, “I got to see this film”. Looking at it now after I have watched it I can see the sensuality of the photo. Maybe my unconscious recognised it. I would like to think it was the redness of the photo. …