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Case-Based Learning and AI: A New Era for Preclinical Medical Students

“Disclaimer: Informational only. Not medical advice. Consult your doctor for guidance.” Welcome to another episode of The AI-Ready Doctor. In this episode, host Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun sits down with his guest and student, Aditi Chitre, to dive into the transformative role of artificial intelligence in medical education. From personal stories about AI “hallucinations” to innovative initiatives at UC Riverside, their conversation explores how generative AI and custom GPTs are reshaping case-based learning for future physicians. They share thoughtful perspectives on skepticism, responsible AI use, and the importance of community, especially for a generation shaped by rapid technological change and the pandemic. Together, they unpack real-world challenges and lessons from integrating AI into their study routines, including chatbots designed to nudge students toward clinical reasoning instead of simply handing over answers. Touching on topics ranging from AI companions and mental health apps to balancing life as a medical student and marathon runner, this episode challenges the myth that students turn to AI just to cheat. Instead, it reveals how today’s learners are building healthier, more productive relationships with technology and with each other. Join us as we explore how the next generation of doctors is becoming truly AI-ready: embracing innovation while staying grounded in what it means to be human. Timestamps 00:00 Case-Based Learning in Medicine 03:23 "AI-Powered Learning Support Chatbot" 09:22 "AI Empowering Global Learning" 12:44 "AI Builds My Running Plan" 14:16 AI's Role in Medical Education 19:25 AI Apps for Support & Moderation 22:12 "Tailored Tools for Efficient Studying" 23:52 "My Instance: Speaking to AI" 27:49 "Balancing Boards and Life" Quotes, Hooks, and Timestamps "As a first-year medical student in CBL, We were encouraged to use AI, which is another really great thing about— really? Yeah, it's that a lot of medical schools actually kind of shy away from encouraging the use of AI." — Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun [00:03:03 → 00:03:22] "It instead serves as a supplement to a facilitator and kind of prompts the student to say, all right, based on the information that you have so far, what kind of What systems are you thinking about for the disease processes? Instead of just blurting out different differentials, it instead forces us to think about it in systems terms. So are we thinking something inflammatory? Are we thinking something infectious? Are we thinking about the GI system? Are we thinking about the neuro system?" — Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun [00:04:14 → 00:04:49] "It's like you can't help progress wash over you." — Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun [00:06:30 → 00:06:35] "And I think when it comes to the decision of using AI for— to help you versus to like substitute a thought process, it's definitely hard to hold back, and it's easy to let yourself slip into a process of, you know, substituting your learning." — Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun [00:14:56 → 00:15:18] "The AAMC, the American Association of Medical Colleges, is working to build national competencies in AI for medical schools. And so we're kind of all learning how to do that together, right? It's like we as students are learning it while our administrators and our faculty are learning it. And the big institutions like the AMC are also learning it all at the same time." — Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun [00:16:10 → 00:16:40] "even 6 months ago when I would use it to kind of generate academic literature sources for me to support some finding, it would give me fake citations. And that's kind of an example of hallucination. And I, you know, tried to go and look up those articles and they just didn't exist." — Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun [00:17:45 → 00:18:11] "for them, being able to vent their problems to an entity that seems like it's going to listen and hear what you have to say and offer you personalized advice that can mean a world of a difference for them." — Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun [00:19:06 → 00:19:22] "I almost don't want the humanization of it back to me." — Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun [00:25:35 → 00:26:33] "Even in the times that you are supposed to be the most stressed out, I'm determined to make it as fun as possible." — Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun [00:28:44 → 00:28:51]   / drbmedicalai   https://drbmedicalai.com/med-ai-academy/ https://aireadydoctor.com/ https://www.tophealth.care/