From Exits To Impact: The AI Helping Patients Get Care Sooner.

Most people spend their whole career chasing the safe door. Ankit Jain keeps walking through it and then setting it on fire behind him.

He left Google. He built a company and sold it. He went back to Google to run an AI venture fund. Then he walked away from that too. Today he runs Infinitus, automating the most critical and time sensitive phone calls in American healthcare, at a scale that now touches 44% of the Fortune 50.

In this episode of Mork Unfiltered we get into the messy middle of all of it. Not the highlight reel. The actual decisions. Why he keeps leaving when everything is working. What his immigrant parents taught him about pushing through when the money runs out and the team is counting on you. And the one brutal question from his wife that sent him down the rabbit hole into healthcare.

Here is the part that matters most. Ankit did not pivot into healthcare for the technology. He did it because automating these calls actually changes lives. When a benefits verification or a prior authorization gets approved faster, a patient gets their medication faster. They start treatment faster. They get well faster. That is the difference between a cool demo and work that means something.

We also get into what it really takes to push through the moments most founders quit, why storytelling is the most amazing skill a founder can have, the one slide every pitch deck lives or dies on, why we are still earlier in AI than the hype wants you to believe, and why the human role in healthcare gets bigger, not smaller, as AI gets better.

If you are sitting in a job you have outgrown, comfortable and quietly dying inside, this one is for you.

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Chapters:

00:00 – Leaving the Comfort Zone

01:57 – Uprooting a High-Flying Family in India

04:38 – The Reality of Starting Over in Silicon Valley

08:36 – Lessons on Resilience from a Struggling Father

11:06 – Taking a $10,000 Pay Cut for the Right Education

14:20 – Inside the Chaotic Survival Instincts of Early Android

17:04 – When Your Startup Pitches Are Met with Lie

23:00 – An Exit That Put 90% of the Team on the Property Ladder

26:23 – Building an AI Fund with the Pioneers of the Transformer Model

29:00 – The Brutal, Fine Line Between Storytelling and Fraud

33:13 – The Three Non-Negotiable Skills for Founders

36:10 – Turning a "First-World Solution" into a Healthcare Revolution

41:48 – Validating a Massively Broken Multi-Million Dollar Market

46:13 – Beyond Co-Pilots: The Looming Autonomous AI Wave

48:42 – Why True Mentorship Beats Chasing a Job Title

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