Practicing with AI
Practicing with AI
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Hippo Education Presents: Practicing with AI -- conversations about medicine, AI, and the people navigating both. Join Vicky Pittman, a practicing clinician, and Rob Taves, a technology expert, as they explore how AI is shaping clinical practice, medical education, and patient care—and what it means for clinicians at every stage of their journey.
Explore more of Hippo's audio resources at hippoed.com/audio
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The podcast examines the intersection of AI and healthcare, covering topics such as AI technology in clinical practice, medical education, and patient care. Episodes include discussions on defining AI, practical tips for selecting AI tools, and enhancing medical education through technology, all aimed at demystifying AI for healthcare professionals.
Hippo Education Presents: Practicing with AI — conversations about medicine, AI, and the people navigating both. Join Vicky Pittman, a practicing clinician, and Rob Taves, a technology expert, as they explore how AI is shaping clinical practice, medical education, and patient care—and what it means for clinicians at every stage of their journey.
Explore more of Hippo’s audio resources at hippoed.com/audio
Welcome to Hippo Education’s Practicing with AI, conversations about medicine, AI, and the people navigating both. This month, Rob and Vicky tackle a common pitfall of AI: hallucinations. What are hallucinations (and is that even the right term)? Why do these types of errors happen? And what can individuals do to reduce the hallucination rate? Plus, Rob and Vicky dive into OpenAI’s most recent model release, ChatGPT 5, and analyze its performance against older GPT models.
For those who want to dive deeper into OpenAI’s HealthBench benchmark:
- OpenAI’s white paper on HealthBench outlines the benchmark’s components and delivers performance data on older AI models. https://openai.com/index/healthbench/
- Drs. Liu and Liu performed a systematic analysis and outlined HealthBench’s strengths and limitations in this paper published in the Journal of Medical Systems in July 2025.
Visit speakpipe.com/hippoed to leave a voice message about anything related to AI and medicine: your excitement, your concerns, your own experiences with AI… anything. Your voice might even make it onto a future episode.
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