Galen – a structured layer between humans and AI
Galen – a structured layer between humans and AI
I’m a surgeon and have been experimenting with the idea that AI may need a more structured interface than raw natural language. I built an early prototype called GALEN. Instead of sending long-form speech or text directly to an AI model, GALEN converts it into a compact, structured instruction format first: speech/text → structured representation → AI The aim is not only to reduce token usage, but also to improve consistency, determinism and reliability across different AI systems. So far the prototype appears to: - reduce AI input overhead by roughly 30–70% - work across multiple domains (healthcare, legal, finance, travel, etc.) - allow the same structured instruction to be sent to different models Still very early and patent pending. I’m trying to work out whether there is genuinely a useful product here beyond the prototype. Demo: https://galenvoice.com Would really appreciate any thoughts or criticism.
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