Most conversations about AI in medicine assume a patient in the room. This episode doesn't. Jessalyn talks with Joshua Samsoondar, a pathology resident at the University of Calgary, about what AI looks like from inside a non-patient-facing specialty — screening lymph nodes for cancer, using AI to catch up on unfamiliar terminology, and the tradeoffs built into decisions most patients never see happen. Josh makes the case that AI can sharpen efficiency and training without replacing the judgment pathologists bring to the work. For clinicians, researchers, and educators alike, it's a look at a part of medicine that AI is already reshaping, quietly.Reach out to Dr. Samsoondar at [email protected]

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