Jamie Bono spent nearly a decade as a paramedic in Buffalo-Niagara before a career arc that took him through disaster planning, Medicaid redesign, graduate school, and eventually into building NLP pipelines and knowledge graphs at UB's Department of Biomedical Informatics. Today he works at the intersection of information architecture and artificial intelligence as a Principal Consultant at EmergenceTek Group — and the thread connecting all of it is a single question: how do you structure information so that the people and systems working inside it can actually reason well? In this episode, we dig into context engineering, healthcare data infrastructure, agentic systems that work, and the reality that AI is only as good as the structure built around it, even as many organizations tend to optimize the wrong layers.

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