Authors aim to define medical #AI competencies and identify the essential or optional AI competencies for medical graduates in South Korea: ow.ly/ptmu50R6SkG. #MedEd #ArtificialIntelligence

o1-preview is a delight! Here's a quick demo of o1 structuring clinical guidelines, then using that structure to drive a conversation in Claude. youtu.be/Ss1Zq2KndkI

It was worth the wait 🍓

.OpenAI really cooked with o1... a true breakthrough for AI in clinical medicine applications

Crazy upgrade with o1 for medical reasoning! Getting all of them correct. The thinking part is very useful to me as I figure out best techniques to answer board questions.

“To boldly go where no journal has gone before”. Applauding Stroke AHA/ASA journal for exploring human reviewer perceptions toward AI generated text. It’s time to embrace a new 🧰🛠️🪛 that supports scientific writing and creativity to define its limits and value!

Last Week in Medical AI: Top Research Papers/Models 🏅(September 7 - September 14, 2024) 🏅 Medical AI Paper of the week Chai-1 Foundation model molecular structure prediction from Chai Discovery , Joshua Meier, @_JackDent Medical LLMs & Benchmarks - BrainWave: A Brain Signal

Healthcare startup: “o1-preview demonstrated a breakthrough” Examples given for eliciting a patent’s history, medical record review, and cost analysis.

I published a new newsletter piece on what you should know about the PhD-student level #AI: GPT o1 Find the link in my bio. It provides an explanation of why it is unique, including examples of when it should be used and when it should not be. #MedEd #clinicalreasoning

Are there new voices on #medtwitter? I’ve seen lots of #SoMe in med talks, but Stephan A Mayer's fun, practical #ANA2024 session is the first I’ve watched in the post-Twitter era. He stuck with X, in part, because he'd put time into building his community here. I relate. But...

The e-HAIL 2024 symposium explored AI's potential to address rising mental health challenges, focusing on AI tools for therapy, data ethics, and personalized treatments while highlighting collaboration and privacy concerns

When I was in medical school I was taught that acute appendicitis requires surgery to prevent peritonitis, sepsis and death. This was taught to me as an absolute, unquestionable fact. Now we know many patients can be treated with antibiotics alone. Question everything you’re

What a medical educator should know about the new #AI model, GPT o1? From my latest newsletter post. #MedEd

Excited to share that our latest research, Patient-Ψ, has been featured in CMU SCS news! 🚀 Explore how LLMs can be safely steered to simulate patients for training mental health professionals. Read more here: cs.cmu.edu/news/2024/pati…

New McDonald Criteria for diagnosis MS. Xavier Montalban: New criteria includes RIS under certain circumstances, central vein sign, neurofilament light chain and optic nerve. #ECTRIMS2024

Excited to launch a new project on #AI to boost aging brain repair w/ Brunet Lab! Thank you Stanford Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience for the wonderful support!

BREAKING: Insurance companies have biased denials (for preventative care!) and perpetuate inequities.