April 9, 2024

The generative artificial intelligence revolution: How hospitalists can lead the transformation of medical education

VSVerity SchayeNYU Langone Health MTMarc M. TriolaNew York University

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Verity Schaye currently has work funded by the NBME Stemmler fund on the use of AI in assessment: Development and Validation of a Machine Learning Model for Automated Workplace-Based Assessment of Resident Clinical Reasoning Documentation. The other author declares no conflict of interest.

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