Unless you can ensure and document that this AI tool is being closely monitored and reviewed by qualified experts on your team, using AI in this manner would be considered prohibited or high-risk use, according to the ACCME. Per the ACCME website, AI should be used sparingly (if at all) and with “rigorous oversight” in these instances:
- Generating diagnostic or treatment recommendations without clinical validation.
- Entering or storing sensitive content in public or non-secure AI platforms.
- Auto-producing assessment answers that are visible to learners.
- Automating analysis or summaries that bypass bias, independence, or accuracy checks.
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