AI is likely to change the way that medical and surgical education happens over the next decade. We needed to find out how, and Dr. Samir Grover joined us on this episode to talk about it. Dr. Samir Grover is a gastroenterologist, clinician-educator, and education researcher whose career has been defined by building the simulation and technology-enhanced learning infrastructure that trains the next generation of physicians, and by translating that work into national and international practice. He serves as Executive Vice-President, Academics at Scarborough Health Network (SHN), where he holds the hospital's inaugural Pialis Family Chair in Education.Samir and the Grover lab have really pivoted to study the impact of AI on medical education. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the implications of AI on medicine. Samir also talks to us about his current AI stack and how we might immediately start to use AI in our own practice.Links:Samir C. Grover | About | University of TorontoSamir Grover Substack: Samir C. Grover, MD | SubstackAI empathy: AI empathy is artificial. But could that possibly be better.AI stack for med students or residents: The AI stack for the medical student or residentNeverskilling: Neverskilling - Samir C. Grover, MDGrover Lab: Grover Lab | Dr. Samir C. Grover | AI in Medical Education

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