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A thing that I keep seeing in organizations I talk to: a few senior people are experimenting with AI in their work and realizing that this is going to be a huge deal in their industry.... yet they have huge trouble getting their colleagues to even try the systems out seriously.

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Lambert Schuwirth Neil Mosley The problem isn't that we've created assessments that ChatGPT can pass, but that our assessments and interpretive paradigms are still not rich enough to reflect the complexity of performance or the process of learning.

Goodhart's Law: “When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.” A famous historical example is the 'cobra effect': in India during British rule, the government, concerned about the number of venomous cobras, offered a bounty for every dead cobra. Initially,

You know what the biggest problem with pushing all-things-AI is? Wrong direction.
I want AI to do my laundry and dishes so that I can do art and writing, not for AI to do my art and writing so that I can do my laundry and dishes.

I said in the newspaper that AI detection research assumes users are idiots who don't try to not get caught. Well here's a *preprint* (ie not yet peer reviewed) paper where they find AI detection much less accurate when attempts are made to foil detection arxiv.org/abs/2403.19148

This.

Jo-ann Larkins Start with stopping. If something is futile, trying to do it harder doesn’t make it any less futile. Look for the futile stuff and encourage people to stop doing it.

MichanMalca_MedEd Lambert Schuwirth Anthony R Artino Jr Dr Jason Frank Medical Education doesn't have to be rushing towards defining its value to learners, because judging from the collapse of Primary Care, governments aren't even sure what values clinicians should be bringing to health care.

Great thread.

Anthony R Artino Jr Dr Jason Frank Lambert Schuwirth Deb Simpson Jonathan Sherbino Perhaps program evaluation should get programmatic and use evaluation (of education encounters) as assessment AS learning for the student L, and assessment FOR learning for faculty. No more high skates program evaluations!

“Let PAs take a simple history, examine & then discuss with a GP”

Short 🧵 to explain why this wouldn’t work…

GPs are highly trained diagnosticians. With no immediate investigations to hand, the diagnostic skill we use IS history taking & examination.

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Important reading for anyone in education. The starting point should ALWAYS be educational & adhering to values. Only then can you look at where AI may!! add value (educationally & otherwise).

If 7000 words of critique with 200 endnotes on AI in education still seems a bit much, here's my list of 21 problems with AI in education in handy scrollable pick-your-own format codeactsineducation.wordpress.com/2024/02/22/ai-…

Cory Rohlfsen Lambert Schuwirth Nora Leopardi MD PhD (she/they) MedEd Models Cees van der Vleuten Don't make a judgment. Just report the observation. The challenge is that clinicians like to match the information with an immediate diagnosis or management plan. Competence assessment is more like doing psych. It has to be longitudinally with lots of collateral.

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