Group 1 - The global market for biosensors is experiencing exponential growth due to increasing demand for physiological monitoring and health management [1] - Biosensors play a crucial role in disease prevention, detection, diagnosis, and monitoring, acting as a "scout" for health management [1] Group 2 - The integration of AI and materials science is driving innovation in biosensor technology, with examples such as graphene-nanoparticle sensors for leukemia diagnosis and silk protein sensors for wearable health monitoring [2] - The combination of biomedical sensors with technologies like cloud computing and machine learning enables continuous monitoring of physiological parameters, enhancing healthcare delivery [2] Group 3 - The Chinese government is promoting the development of intelligent detection equipment, including biosensors, through the "Intelligent Detection Equipment Industry Development Action Plan (2023-2025)" [3] - There is a need to improve the "production, learning, research, and application" transformation in the biosensor industry, with a proposed full-chain approach from basic research to large-scale production [3] Group 4 - Ethical regulations are essential for the development of gene-encoded biosensors to prevent risks such as data breaches and ensure the protection of genetic information [4] - A collaborative approach involving technology, ethics, and policy is necessary for the successful integration of biosensors into everyday life, ensuring they serve as guardians of human health [4]