Lucas Seuren is a research fellow at the Centre for Biomedicine, Self and Society and a fellow at the Generative AI Laboratory, University of Edinburgh. His research uses a socio-technical lens to investigate the implementation, usage, and spread of technology in healthcare systems. His key interests include how clinicians and patients engage with AI systems, such as ambient scribes and large language models, how these tools are interactionally integrated, and what consequences they have for clinical practice. Alongside this empirical work, he explores how we can use AI safely and appropriately to support human flourishing.