Documenting Alignment in an AI World: The Future of Human Performance

Speakers in this session...

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  Babak Kateb

  

  Babak Kateb MD, PhD

  Babak Kateb, MD, Ph.D. (h.c.), is an internationally recognized neuroscientist, neurotechnology entrepreneur, and scientific leader with more than 22 years of research and innovation experience in clinical neuroscience, brain mapping, nanotechnology, neuro-oncology, artificial intelligence, and advanced therapeutics. His work has focused on accelerating the development and clinical integration of transformative technologies for neurological disorders, including brain cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, spinal disorders, and mental health conditions.

  Dr. Kateb has led and founded numerous global scientific initiatives and organizations dedicated to advancing neuroscience, neurotechnology, and translational medicine. He is widely recognized for pioneering collaborations with NASA, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, and major international institutions, as well as for his leadership in neuroscience policy initiatives connected to the United States Congress, G20 Neuroscience20 (N20), and international brain research collaborations.

  Sessions...

  Documenting Alignment in an AI World: The Future of Human Performance

  Regional Event: national

  Start Date: 08/14/2026 8:00 am

  End Date: 08/14/2026 9:40 am

  Location: Windermere Ballroom WX

  Session details

  Course Description

  As artificial intelligence reshapes healthcare, documentation must evolve beyond symptom tracking to reflect function, adaptability, and human performance. This session explores how alignment—neurological, structural, and cognitive—serves as the foundation for meaningful clinical documentation in an AI-driven world.

  Integrating chiropractic principles with neuroscience and emerging AI frameworks, panelists will examine how providers can document care in ways that communicate value across disciplines while preserving clinical integrity and human-centered care. Documentation is no longer a record of the past, it is a strategic narrative of human potential.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Define alignment as a measurable, documentable clinical concept.
  2. Translate chiropractic findings into function-based documentation.
  3. Identify how AI can enhance (not replace) clinical documentation.
  4. Recognize the role of brain mapping and neurotechnology in performance metrics.
  5. Apply interdisciplinary language that elevates chiropractic within modern healthcare systems.

  Sponsor: F4CP, USF
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  Rei Llazani

  

  Rei Llazani

  Rei Llazani is a serial technology founder who has built and scaled companies across software, online marketplaces, artificial intelligence, fine art, and procurement. Across these domains, the through-line is the same: taking an idea from concept to a working platform, and then growing that platform to meaningful scale — reaching millions of users and tens of thousands of business partners across his ventures. 

  He is the founder of 50Pros, a platform that is used by more than two million users each year. Building and sustaining an audience at that scale required end-to-end ownership of product, growth, and operations, and 50Pros stands as one of the clearest demonstrations of his ability to launch a consumer-facing technology product and grow it into a high-traffic destination. 

  He is also the founder of Cubbie.com, which he has built into what is best described as the “Amazon for software” — a platform where people discover, evaluate, and get software products and tools in one place. Just as a general marketplace organizes a vast catalog of products into something a customer can actually navigate and buy from, Cubbie does this for the software landscape, turning a fragmented and overwhelming market into a single destination for finding the right tools. The platform is supported by a network of more than 50,000 software companies, which gives Cubbie both the breadth of catalog and the supply-side depth that a discovery-and-acquisition platform of this kind depends on. Building a network at that scale required sustained execution across platform development, partnerships, and go-to-market strategy, and positions Cubbie among the larger software-discovery platforms in the market. 

  MadeMay, one of his earlier companies, is a marketplace platform that connects artisans with customers and supports the full transaction lifecycle — discovery and visibility for artisans, pricing, project workflow, and escrow-based payments. It extends his marketplace expertise into a different vertical, and he has led its platform development, product strategy, and supporting operations. Taken together with his other companies across software, marketplaces, AI, fine art, and procurement, his record reflects a founder who builds repeatedly and across very different problem spaces. 

  Beyond his companies, Rei serves as Chairman of the American Society for AI, where he leads the organization’s mission, strategic direction, and engagement across the artificial intelligence community. In that capacity, he serves as a principal point of contact for the organization with leaders across industry, research, and government, and represents it in conversations on the responsible development and deployment of AI. 

  He is recognized as a trusted resource in Washington, D.C., on artificial intelligence. He engages with members of Congress, congressional staff, and members of the diplomatic and ambassadorial community, advising and briefing them on AI strategy, governance, safety, and the broader implications of emerging technology. This work places him at the intersection of building real AI-era technology companies and shaping how policymakers understand and respond to the technology — a combination of operating experience and policy fluency that is uncommon and central to how he is positioned today.

  Sessions...

  Documenting Alignment in an AI World: The Future of Human Performance

  Regional Event: national

  Start Date: 08/14/2026 8:00 am

  End Date: 08/14/2026 9:40 am

  Location: Windermere Ballroom WX

  Session details

  Course Description

  As artificial intelligence reshapes healthcare, documentation must evolve beyond symptom tracking to reflect function, adaptability, and human performance. This session explores how alignment—neurological, structural, and cognitive—serves as the foundation for meaningful clinical documentation in an AI-driven world.

  Integrating chiropractic principles with neuroscience and emerging AI frameworks, panelists will examine how providers can document care in ways that communicate value across disciplines while preserving clinical integrity and human-centered care. Documentation is no longer a record of the past, it is a strategic narrative of human potential.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Define alignment as a measurable, documentable clinical concept.
  2. Translate chiropractic findings into function-based documentation.
  3. Identify how AI can enhance (not replace) clinical documentation.
  4. Recognize the role of brain mapping and neurotechnology in performance metrics.
  5. Apply interdisciplinary language that elevates chiropractic within modern healthcare systems.

  Sponsor: F4CP, USF
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  Sean Drake

  

  Sean Drake DC, ICCSP, CCSP, CCEP

  Dr. Sean Drake MS, DC, ICCSP, CCSP, CCEP, ICCSP, PES, CES, TPI, OnBaseU, RacquetFit

  Dr. Drake received his bachelor’s degree at Florida State University. He received his Master’s in Sports Health Science with an emphasis in Sports Injury Management as well as his Doctorate in Chiropractic from Life University in Atlanta.

  Dr. Drake holds numerous professional certifications, including Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP) from the American Academy of Chiropractic Sports Physicians, Performance Enhancement Specialist (PES) with the National Academy of Sports Medicine, and specializes in human performance.

  In addition to running multiple performance centers and chiropractic clinics, Dr. Drake has extensive experience in treating active individuals as well as professional athletes, including athletes from the NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB, Nitro Circus, UCI BMX, XGames, USA Adaptive Surfing, ATP, WTA, AVP, AVP First, FIVB, CrossFit, PGA, LPGA, and Korn Ferry Tour. He has been the Medical Director for the Summer and Winter Dew Tour Games, Nitro Circus World Games, Nitro Circus Live Tours, and the UCI BMX Supercross World Cups, in addition to consulting for fire, police, military, professional teams, and athletes.

  Dr. Drake is an international speaker on numerous categories relating to improving performance in life.

  After founding and serving as the Sports Performance Institute Director at Life Chiropractic College West, he went on to be the Vice President and Performance Director of RacquetFit and OnBaseU in Oceanside, CA, working alongside Dr. Greg Rose of Titleist Performance Institute.

  As Vice President and Performance Director of RacquetFit and OnBaseU, Dr. Drake helped expand worldwide health & fitness certification programs to include the sport of tennis and baseball/Softball.

  Dr. Drake founded Athlete Chiropractic and Athlete Empowered in Scottsdale, Arizona, where he continues to work with amateur and professional athletes in the area of sport specialization using the best technology and electricity for improved performance.

  His hobbies include writing, tennis, surfing, cycling, swimming, skydiving, sailing, and running.

  Sessions...

  Documenting Alignment in an AI World: The Future of Human Performance

  Regional Event: national

  Start Date: 08/14/2026 8:00 am

  End Date: 08/14/2026 9:40 am

  Location: Windermere Ballroom WX

  Session details

  Course Description

  As artificial intelligence reshapes healthcare, documentation must evolve beyond symptom tracking to reflect function, adaptability, and human performance. This session explores how alignment—neurological, structural, and cognitive—serves as the foundation for meaningful clinical documentation in an AI-driven world.

  Integrating chiropractic principles with neuroscience and emerging AI frameworks, panelists will examine how providers can document care in ways that communicate value across disciplines while preserving clinical integrity and human-centered care. Documentation is no longer a record of the past, it is a strategic narrative of human potential.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Define alignment as a measurable, documentable clinical concept.
  2. Translate chiropractic findings into function-based documentation.
  3. Identify how AI can enhance (not replace) clinical documentation.
  4. Recognize the role of brain mapping and neurotechnology in performance metrics.
  5. Apply interdisciplinary language that elevates chiropractic within modern healthcare systems.

  Sponsor: F4CP, USF
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  Harry van Loveren

  

  Harry van Loveren MD

  Dr. Harry Van Loveren is a neurosurgeon in Tampa, Florida, and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including James A. Haley Veterans Hospital-Tampa and Tampa General Hospital. He received his medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and has been in practice for more than 20 years.

  Sessions...

  Documenting Alignment in an AI World: The Future of Human Performance

  Regional Event: national

  Start Date: 08/14/2026 8:00 am

  End Date: 08/14/2026 9:40 am

  Location: Windermere Ballroom WX

  Session details

  Course Description

  As artificial intelligence reshapes healthcare, documentation must evolve beyond symptom tracking to reflect function, adaptability, and human performance. This session explores how alignment—neurological, structural, and cognitive—serves as the foundation for meaningful clinical documentation in an AI-driven world.

  Integrating chiropractic principles with neuroscience and emerging AI frameworks, panelists will examine how providers can document care in ways that communicate value across disciplines while preserving clinical integrity and human-centered care. Documentation is no longer a record of the past, it is a strategic narrative of human potential.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Define alignment as a measurable, documentable clinical concept.
  2. Translate chiropractic findings into function-based documentation.
  3. Identify how AI can enhance (not replace) clinical documentation.
  4. Recognize the role of brain mapping and neurotechnology in performance metrics.
  5. Apply interdisciplinary language that elevates chiropractic within modern healthcare systems.

  Sponsor: F4CP, USF
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  Sherry McAllister

  

  Sponsors

  • Foundation for Chiropractic Progress

  Sherry McAllister DC, MS (Ed), CCSP

  Dr. Sherry McAllister, DC, MS (Ed), CCSP, FACC, is a global health strategist, longevity advocate, and President of the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress, representing more than 39,000 members across four continents. With nearly three decades of clinical and educational leadership, she advances a whole-being approach to optimizing health span, prevention, and performance.

  Dr. McAllister serves as a U.S. Advisory Board Member to the Women 20 (W20) 2026 delegation, contributing strategic insight to global health discussions on women’s economic empowerment and health equity.

  A Forbes author of Adjusted Reality: Supercharge Your Whole-Being for Optimal Living and Longevity, Dr. McAllister is the recipient of the 2026 Independent Press Award in Health & Fitness. The book became both an Amazon #1 Best Seller and a Barnes & Noble #1 Best Seller, and a 5-star Book Revue recipient, positioning her as a leading voice in whole-being longevity science and public health innovation.

  As a Distinguished Member of the American Society for Artificial Intelligence (ASFAI), she authored the anthology chapter “Adjusted Intelligence: Aligning AI with Whole-Being Human Potential” in AI for Humanity: Human-Centered Strategies for Innovation and Impact. The anthology was launched at Davos 2026 during the World Economic Forum, where global leaders convened to advance responsible, human-centered innovation. In her chapter, Dr. McAllister explores how ethical AI, neurological integrity, and structural alignment intersect to support human flourishing, cognitive liberty, and sustainable longevity in the age of intelligent systems.

  Through international speaking engagements, research-informed advocacy, and cross-sector collaboration, Dr. McAllister champions scalable strategies that empower individuals, institutions, and global systems to prioritize vitality, performance, and lifelong well-being.

  Sessions...

  Documenting Alignment in an AI World: The Future of Human Performance

  Regional Event: national

  Start Date: 08/14/2026 8:00 am

  End Date: 08/14/2026 9:40 am

  Location: Windermere Ballroom WX

  Session details

  Course Description

  As artificial intelligence reshapes healthcare, documentation must evolve beyond symptom tracking to reflect function, adaptability, and human performance. This session explores how alignment—neurological, structural, and cognitive—serves as the foundation for meaningful clinical documentation in an AI-driven world.

  Integrating chiropractic principles with neuroscience and emerging AI frameworks, panelists will examine how providers can document care in ways that communicate value across disciplines while preserving clinical integrity and human-centered care. Documentation is no longer a record of the past, it is a strategic narrative of human potential.

  Learning Objectives

  1. Define alignment as a measurable, documentable clinical concept.
  2. Translate chiropractic findings into function-based documentation.
  3. Identify how AI can enhance (not replace) clinical documentation.
  4. Recognize the role of brain mapping and neurotechnology in performance metrics.
  5. Apply interdisciplinary language that elevates chiropractic within modern healthcare systems.

  Sponsor: F4CP, USF