Lirio Strengthens Behavioral Reinforcement Learning Lab with Top Talent
NASHVILLE and KNOXVILLE, Tenn., – Lirio, a behavior change AI company helping health systems and large employers move patients and employees towards better health outcomes, has added Justin Beaver, PhD, Raju Vatsavai, PhD, Clayton Webster, PhD, and Suzanne Blazek, PhD...
What the Nashville Tornado Revealed about Behavior Change and COVID-19
COVID-19 (the novel coronavirus) is a viral tornado. It hits a country, rages, picks up velocity and destroys life, minds, hearts, and everything familiar to a nation’s people. Three weeks ago, an early morning tornado raged by our home, jarring us out of bed and...
Let’s Get Hyper-Personal: How Behavior Change AI Supports Population Health
Population health management is taking over the healthcare world, according to the fourth annual State of Population Health survey from Numerof & Associates. The survey collected responses from 528 providers across various types of organizations, and 99% of...
What the BReLL Means for the Future of Behavior Change AI
Recently, we were excited to announce the formation of Lirio’s Behavioral Reinforcement Learning Lab (BReLL), and the addition of Dr. John Seely Brown (JSB) as the Lab’s scientific advisor. We view the BReLL as our opportunity to scale the valuable research and...
Lirio Launches Research Lab to Advance Behavioral Reinforcement Learning and Appoints John Seely Brown as Scientific Advisor
Lirio has formed a new research and development lab to develop behavior change AI solutions. We also welcome tech industry veteran John Seely Brown as scientific advisor.