Carly Beam
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678 appearances
25 recordings
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 9 Apr
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Dr. L'Oreal, can you talk about the role physicians should play as AI is becoming more integrated into the work they do?
That's a fascinating way to describe it, human-led AI.
And can you talk about how AI might influence the way medical knowledge itself is developing?
Definitely.
And I like what you said about what you're doing at ISAS and in the journal and how you're kind of making guidelines based off of what we know now with AI.
Can you dive deeper into how all this relates specifically to spine care?
Got it.
And Dr. Lorio, I want to also touch on this idea of machine memory versus human meaning.
Can you dive into that and just, you know, the kind of tensions that exist in that realm?
That's very well said, Dr. L'Oreal.
And before we wrap up, if you had to summarize a key lesson for physicians about AI, what would it be?
Very well said.
Well, Dr. Lorio, thank you again for joining us on the podcast today.
It was a great conversation, and I hope to connect again in the future.
This is Carly Beam with the Becker Spine and Orthopedics Podcast, and today I'm joined by Dr. Osama Chowdhury to talk about some of the latest developments in the spine medtech space.
Dr. Chowdhury, thank you so much for being here.
And so before we begin, could you introduce yourself and tell us a bit more about your clinical background and also what you're doing with Medivis?
Great.
And to get started, this is great timing with this podcast.
This week, just yesterday, BB Spine, they announced that they're going to acquire Augmedic's AR spine system.
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