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Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping medical education by enhancing learning strategies, improving training efficiency, and offering personalized educational experiences. Traditional teaching methods, such as classroom lectures and clinical apprenticeships, face numerous challenges, including information overload, teaching quality variability, and standardisation difficulties. AI presents innovative, data-driven, and adaptive solutions to overcome these limitations, making medical training more effective and engaging. This study explores how AI can be applied in the field of medical education, also focusing on personalized learning, virtual simulations, assessment methods, and curriculum development. Additionally, it examines the challenges and ethical concerns surrounding AI integration in medical training. A comprehensive literature review was conducted to analyze various AI-driven advancements in medical education. The study delves into adaptive learning platforms, AI-powered simulations, automated assessments, and chatbot-assisted learning. It also reviews recent technological developments to assess AI's impact on medical training and its future potential. AI enhances medical education by tailoring learning experiences to individual student performance, thereby improving knowledge retention and engagement. Virtual simulations and augmented reality provide immersive, hands-on training in a safe environment. Automated assessments facilitate efficient evaluation by offering instant feedback and grading, while AI-driven chatbots assist students in self-directed learning and clinical decision-making. Additionally, AI aids in developing dynamic, data-driven curricula that evolve with the latest medical advancements. However, concerns about data privacy, bias in various AI algorithms, over-reliance on technology, and accessibility disparities must be addressed. AI revolutionises medical education by fostering efficiency, interactivity, and personalized learning. However, its responsible implementation requires addressing ethical and logistical challenges. Future research should focus on ensuring AI fairness, equitable access, and integration with immersive technologies to optimize medical training further.
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