Camille Intson

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Camille Intson is a speculative fiction writer and researcher whose work bridges healthcare, technology, and narrative. Her key research areas include the ethics of healthcare automation, human-machine interaction, and the social implications of AI-driven care. Intson’s most notable contribution is her short story “Lifecycle: A Speculative Fiction on Healthcare Automation” (2022), which imagines a 2036 world where a Healthcare Live-in Prognostic Robot (HLPR) serves as a constant, all-in-one nurse, nutritionist, and coach. Through the protagonist Sofia’s daily life, Intson explores the subtle erosion of autonomy and the emotional costs of delegating care to machines. Though early in her career, her work has already garnered attention for its ability to make complex bioethical debates tangible and urgent. By using fiction as a research method, Intson offers a powerful lens for students and scholars examining the future of medicine, prompting critical reflection on what is lost when care becomes automated.