NEJM AI on medical education: mastery requires performing without the machine
BraydonDymm · x · 2026-10-27
NEJM AI publishes a perspective by P. Jarrett et al., "No Mastery without the Machine — Medical Education in the Age of Clinical AI," on cultivating core clinical skills as AI enters medicine. Reposter mhmazur adds his stance: clinicians must be able to perform their job well if the internet goes down — "which it will." A snapshot of the tension between AI reliance and preserving fundamentals in professional training.
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