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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2026 · 31 MIN

Why No AR App for Infant CPR?

from My Weird Prompts

Daniel, a new parent in Tel Aviv, took a first aid course before his baby arrived. Six months later, searching for a refresher on the infant recovery position at 2AM, he found only a static PDF from 2014. His phone has LiDAR, a GPU, and pose estimation — yet the most critical just-in-time knowledge is locked in a four-hour course and a forgotten certificate. This episode explores why no major organization has built the obvious solution: an interactive, AR-driven first aid app that uses the hardware already in our pockets. We examine the three real barriers — liability fears, the revenue model of certification courses, and institutional inertia — and ask whether anyone has actually stepped up to fix this.

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