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Marina Mogilko interviews the founders and scientists building AI, then asks them the only question that matters: what can I actually do with this today?

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Stanford Doctor: The Right Way To Ask AI About Your Health

SEP 25 2026 · 49 MIN · With Dr. Jonathan Chen

Stanford Doctor: The Right Way To Ask AI About Your Health

Marina Mogilko interviews Dr. Jonathan Chen, Physician, Computer Scientist · Director of AI in Medical Education at Stanford Medicine, on the Silicon Valley Girl Podcast

About the show

Silicon Valley Girl is a weekly interview podcast hosted by Marina Mogilko, an entrepreneur and creator based in Silicon Valley. Each episode she sits down with the founders and scientists building AI and asks them one question: what can a normal person actually do with this today?

Episodes run roughly 35 to 60 minutes and cover AI tools for building a business faster, running a household, learning, health and creative work. Past guests include Andrew Ng, Fei-Fei Li, Sal Khan, Anne Wojcicki and Shishir Mehrotra.

You can watch on YouTube or listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. New episodes come out every week.

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Marina Mogilko

Marina Mogilko

Entrepreneur and creator based in Silicon Valley. For a lot of people the valley is where weird stuff happens — AI, robots, whatever comes next. Marina sits down with the people building it and brings back the part that changes your Tuesday: faster work if you’re a founder, a lighter household if you’re a parent, a whole production line if you make things.

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