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Rachana Gurudu1, Kailash Singh2, Brandon Henderson3
1Case Western Reserve University, 10900 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH, 44106 (R.G.).
Abstract:
The rapid integration of generative artificial intelligence (AI) into medical education has outpaced formal guidance, creating a "hidden curriculum" for learners. This multi-level perspective convenes a panel across the academic radiology continuum, from a pre-medical student to a radiology residency program director, to examine how AI is currently reshaping training. While trainees actively use generative AI models for clinical translation and study efficiency, limited institutional guidance exists for appropriate use, risking data bias and cognitive deskilling. This perspective advocates for an "AI-conscious" teaching approach, as opposed to prohibitive policies, embedding formal AI education in the medical training pipeline to prepare the next generation of radiologists.