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AI voice cloning offers a practical alternative for prerecorded medical courses, significantly reducing production time without impacting learning outcomes or student satisfaction. This technology presents a viable option for educators seeking efficiency.

Area of Science:

Medical Education Technology
Artificial Intelligence in Pedagogy
Voice Synthesis Applications

Background:

Prerecorded courses are vital in medical education, with audio quality impacting learner engagement.
Traditional audio recording is time-consuming and can be uncomfortable for educators.
Generative AI voice cloning offers realistic synthetic voices, but its pedagogical value is unassessed.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the utility and perception of AI voice cloning for prerecorded medical courses.
To compare AI-generated voices against traditional teacher recordings in medical pedagogy.
To assess the impact on learning outcomes, satisfaction, and production efficiency.

Main Methods:

A randomized trial involving medical students comparing AI-cloned voices to traditional recordings.

Keywords:

AI artificial intelligence audio quality generative artificial intelligence medical pedagogy prerecorded course voice cloning

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Participants viewed four 10-minute lectures on critical appraisal of medical research.

Outcomes measured included knowledge acquisition/application tests, satisfaction, viewing metrics, and production time.

Main Results:

No significant difference in total test scores between AI voice cloning and traditional audio recording groups.
High student satisfaction reported in both intervention and control groups.
AI voice cloning demonstrated a significant reduction in audio production time per video.

Conclusions:

AI voice cloning is a practical alternative for prerecorded medical courses, reducing production time without affecting learning or satisfaction.
Potential student perception of synthetic voices as less authentic may hinder widespread adoption.
Further research could explore strategies to mitigate authenticity concerns in AI-generated educational content.