Coping with Diabetes - Impact of Closed Loop Systems and AI

Coping with Diabetes – The Truth About Closed Loop Systems and AI

As technology evolves, closed loop systems and artificial intelligence promise a new era of diabetes management — smarter pumps, automated adjustments, and predictive insights.

But here’s the reality: no system can outsmart inconsistency.
Even with the most advanced AI, success still depends on you — the habits you follow, the data you provide, and the discipline you maintain.

This session explores the crucial balance between automation and accountability, helping you understand how to make technology work for you, not replace you. You’ll learn how to avoid common pitfalls, fine-tune your settings, and build a healthier partnership with your closed loop system.

🔑 Key Takeaways

✅ Technology helps — but discipline decides success
AI can enhance your control, but it can’t compensate for skipped checks, missed boluses, or poor routines.

✅ You’re still in the driver’s seat
Closed loop systems rely on accurate input — consistent carb counting, timing, and self-awareness remain essential.

✅ Avoid chasing your blood sugars
If you’re reacting instead of planning, even the smartest system can’t keep up. Prevention always wins over correction.

✅ Understand the limits of automation
Most pumps target higher glucose levels for safety. Learn how to adjust expectations and settings wisely.

✅ Partnership, not autopilot
Success comes from collaboration — technology amplifies your awareness; it doesn’t replace it.

✅ Empower yourself, not the algorithm
AI provides precision; you provide purpose. Together, they make real progress possible.

👥 Who Should Attend

• People living with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes on insulin
• Users (or future users) of insulin pumps and CGMs
• Parents and caregivers supporting loved ones with diabetes
• Healthcare professionals curious about closed loop and AI integration
• Anyone who wants a realistic, grounded view of diabetes technology

💡 Why Attend

This event isn’t just about gadgets — it’s about getting results.
You’ll walk away with a clear understanding of how to combine smart technology with smart habits, build trust in your system, and regain confidence in your diabetes management.

Technology can help — but you are still the most important part of the loop.