Stanford physician: in the AI era, med schools can finally stop teaching the Krebs cycle
jonc101x · x · 2026-11-13
Physician jonc101x kicks off a 17-part thread on restructuring medical education for super-intelligent AI. His hook: with access to super-intelligent AI, the Krebs cycle is what med training can finally stop teaching — near-unanimous consensus in his experience. The thread cites AAMC's official AI competencies report and Stanford's shift from rapid deployment to phased integration.
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