Building AI into Medical Education (Concurrent Session)-Building AI into Medical Education

Video Transcription

Video Summary

The video transcript describes a session at the American College of Physicians focusing on innovations in medical education using artificial intelligence (AI). Miguel Paniagua, Vice President for Medical Education at ACP, introduces the session, highlighting a perspective piece by Dr. Adam Rodman on the role of professional societies in preparing members for AI integration in medical education.<br /><br />Leah Binder from the American Society of Addiction Medicine presents first, discussing AI tools like Descript, CapCut, and Topaz used to enhance educational content's professionalism and engagement. She emphasizes the improvement of video recordings and image quality through AI, saving time and enhancing viewer engagement. Binder also addresses challenges in AI use, including privacy, bias, and accessibility, advocating for a balance between AI tools and human expertise.<br /><br />The discussion continues with Susanna Alexander from the American College of Emergency Physicians, describing the swift implementation of an AI-enhanced multimedia library to consolidate educational content. The library aims to engage physicians through on-demand, personalized learning experiences. Alexander explores how the platform consolidates videos, podcasts, and publications, enhancing accessibility and user engagement.<br /><br />Finally, Bozy Jovicevic from EverMed discusses monetizing the consolidated content through various subscription models and partnerships, emphasizing the importance of leveraging existing content to create new revenue streams. The session highlights the potential of AI to transform medical education by improving content delivery and accessibility while addressing ethical considerations.

Keywords

medical education

artificial intelligence

ACP

AI integration

Descript

CapCut

multimedia library

personalized learning

content monetization

ethical considerations