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Georges Dagher is a forward-thinking researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of digital ethics and systems medicine. His scholarship primarily explores the profound societal and ethical implications of big data and artificial intelligence, examining how these technologies are reshaping communication, machine learning, and robotics. In his 2022 paper, "Big data, artificial intelligence and ethics," Dagher dissects how the information embedded within massive datasets carries consequences that extend far beyond technical utility, challenging researchers to confront the moral dimensions of the digital revolution. Beyond this, Dagher has made notable contributions to the advancement of personalised health through his involvement with the prestigious Santorini Conference series. His 2023 report on the 10th Santorini conference, titled “The odyssey from hope to practice: Patient first,” underscores his commitment to translating systems medicine from theoretical promise into tangible, patient-centred therapies. While his citation counts are still growing, reflecting the nascent nature of his specific contributions, Dagher’s work signals a vital, emerging voice dedicated to ensuring that technological progress in biomedicine remains ethically grounded and human-focused.