Could AI actually improve injury recovery, or is this something that should always stay human?
Could AI actually improve injury recovery, or is this something that should always stay human?

Could AI actually improve injury recovery, or is this something that should always stay human?

I've been thinking about a problem that seems surprisingly common.

After an injury or surgery, many people leave with a few exercises and a follow-up appointment, but they still have dozens of questions:

  • Am I progressing too quickly?
  • Should I increase the difficulty?
  • Is this level of pain expected?
  • What should I focus on next?

I'm exploring whether AI could help by generating structured rehabilitation plans and adapting them as recovery progresses.

Not replacing physical therapists, but acting more like a guide between appointments.

If you've used AI for health or fitness before, what would make you trust—or completely distrust—a tool like this?

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