The Delta: From AI-Naive to AI-Fluent
Why domain expertise—and a willingness to experiment—can be the starting point for useful AI in pharmacoepidemiology.
On causal reasoning, AI in research,
and the craft of building better evidence.

The next useful AI application in our field may start with someone who knows the problem. That someone could be you.
Why domain expertise—and a willingness to experiment—can be the starting point for useful AI in pharmacoepidemiology.
Four prompting strategies, two model families, one research task. What changes when models interpret more of your intent?
What a kitchen brigade can teach us about dividing work, preserving context, and building AI systems for research.
A practical way to ask whether a study’s design can answer the causal question its authors are asking.