Hosted by Office of Faculty Development, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary · 🇺🇸 US · EN-CA · 24 episodes
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AI Rounds is an educational podcast designed for university faculty in medicine and health sciences navigating the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence in healthcare and education. Each episode breaks down complex AI concepts into digestible insights, exploring practical applications and discussing how these technologies are reshaping medical research and education. Join us as we examine AI through a beginner's lens, creating a space where faculty can grow their understanding of these powerful tools that are transforming healthcare delivery, research, and education.
Office of Faculty Development, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary hosts AI Rounds by the Cumming School of Medicine, a education show with 24 episodes published.
When a colleague was using an AI tool and it unexpectedly swore at him, his reaction caught him off guard. It wasn’t amusement or confusion — it was genuine discomfort. And that raised a question worth exploring: why do
For decades, we've understood human reasoning through two systems: the fast, intuitive one and the slow, deliberate one. But that framework was built before AI became a thinking partner. In this episode, I sit down with
Delegating to an AI agent is not the same as prompting a chatbot. In this episode, I walk through what good delegation actually looks like — scope, constraints, and checkpoints — and apply it to three concrete tasks: upd
Agents went from a concept most faculty hadn't encountered to embedded infrastructure in the tools you already use — in roughly 18 months. In this episode, I trace what changed, why it changed so fast, and what a three-t
Most conversations about AI in medical education focus on efficiency — faster feedback, streamlined assessment, reduced administrative burden. Dr. Nia Abdullayeva asks a harder question: what happens to the human dimensi
Not all AI tools work the same way — and NotebookLM is a clear example of why that distinction matters. In this episode, I walk through how NotebookLM works, why its underlying architecture makes it meaningfully differen
AI agents are everywhere now—tools that can manage your email, execute research tasks, book appointments. But before we explore what AI agents can do for you, we need to understand what you're actually trading every time
This brief episode wraps up Season 1 of AI Rounds. Thank you, listeners, for tuning in, we've covered a lot of ground together — from how AI models learn to practical applications in teaching, research, and clinical work
In an era where AI tools promise to accelerate every aspect of academic work, graduate students face a paradox: having access to powerful technology while needing to develop fundamental research skills. In this episode,
What if your AI could work independently toward your goals instead of just answering individual questions? In this episode, we explore AI agents—autonomous systems that can monitor information, make decisions, and take a
Feeling overwhelmed by AI in education? You've been here before. In this conversation, Dr. D'Arcy Norman draws on three decades of educational technology experience to reveal a striking pattern: roughly every ten years,
Why do GenAI systems confidently state incorrect medical facts instead of saying "I don't know?" Groundbreaking research from OpenAI and Georgia Tech reveals that AI hallucinations aren't bugs to be fixed—they're inevita
What happens when artificial intelligence collides with centuries-old academic traditions? In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Heather Jamniczky, Associate Dean of Graduate Science Education and 3M National Teaching F
Our institution now has campus-wide access to scite.ai, an AI-powered research tool that's fundamentally different from traditional databases. In this episode, we explore how medical faculty can leverage this powerful pl
In 2025, artificial intelligence has achieved an unexpected milestone: it's become too good at taking tests. From medical knowledge exams to complex reasoning tasks, AI systems are now scoring 90%+ on benchmarks that wer
The Game Has Changed! Forget everything you know about AI "search." In the past few months GenAI tools have released "deep research" capabilities which can spend up to 45 minutes autonomously investigating complex medica
This week Jessalyn sits down with Dr. Jordan Engbers, who works with AI both in industry and academia. The conversation explores how our relationship to intellectual work could (and should!) change as we incorporate AI i
This week Jessalyn has a fascinating conversation with guest Dr. Zack Marshall, an expert in Community-Based Participatory Research and Responsible AI. The conversation explores gender bias in AI, how to engage patients
On this episode, Jessalyn sits down with Dr. Nonsikelelo Mathe (Scientific Director, Health Equity & Implementation Science, Health Equity & Systems Transformation Lab, CSM) to discuss equity, ethics, and privacy when th
On this episode, we explore essential AI prompting techniques. Whether you're a health sciences professor, medical educator, or practicing clinician, you'll learn practical strategies to get better results from AI tools
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