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Getting a Head Start With AI

A first-year student at the Icahn School of Medicine is studying the reliability of AI tools people are using to answer questions about their health

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Getting a Head Start With AI at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Getting a Head Start With AI at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Most first-year medical students spend their time mastering anatomy, memorizing biochemical pathways, and adjusting to the pace of clinical training. For Alvira Tyagi, that first year coincided with an opportunity to understand the rapid transformation in how patients seek health information with AI tools. “I did not expect to be involved in AI-driven health care research so early as a student,” says Ms. Tyagi. Read about how she began working at the intersection of AI and health care, and the importance for students to be familiar with this rapidly evolving field.

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Mount Sinai AIHH Grand Rounds: A Thoughtful Way to Adopt AI in Health Care

Mount Sinai AIHH Grand Rounds: A Thoughtful Way to Adopt AI in Health Care

Health care systems across the country have been increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) systems to assist and augment what clinicians and researchers can achieve. Isaac Kohane, MD, PhD, Chair of the Department of Biomedical Informatics, Harvard Medical School, was invited as keynote speaker of Mount Sinai’s Windreich Department of AI and Human Health (AIHH) monthly seminar series AIHH Grand Rounds, and he spoke about the transformative potential of AI and how to guide its growth ethically.

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