The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in medical education has sparked excitement and anxiety in equal measure. On one hand, tools like  Neural Consult’s Medical Search  and  AI Lecture Notebook  offer real-time summaries, personalized feedback, and adaptive resources that significantly reduce the burden on both students and educators. On the other hand, some worry that AI may begin to replace the faculty's role in clinical teaching and academic guidance. In real

The rise of artificial intelligence in education is no longer theoretical. From content generation to assessment analysis, AI tools are transforming how students learn and how institutions operate. While much attention is given to the student-facing side of technology, faculty leadership is crucial for successful adoption and long-term success. Professors are not just users of educational platforms they are the catalysts for institutional change. In 2025, the role of a profes

Introduction Medical educators are under growing pressure to keep their course materials up to date in a field where clinical guidelines...