Sana’a- The Center of Medical Education and Training (CMET) at the University of Science and Technology (UST) today organized a scientific seminar titled “The Artificial Intelligence Revolution in Medical Study“, presented by Dr Ahmed Al-Qahtani and Dr Abdulrahman Al-Hababi, at the Female Students Branch of the University, in the presence of a number of female students in the Medicine and Surgery Program.
The seminar aimed to introduce the female students to the most prominent applications of artificial intelligence in the medical field and to highlight its growing role in developing methods of learning, study, and scientific research, contributing to enhancing their digital skills and keeping pace with the rapid technological developments in the health sector.
The seminar addressed an introduction to the artificial intelligence revolution in medicine and introduced its most important tools and applications, in addition to training on formulating professional prompts to benefit from these tools efficiently.
The seminar also reviewed ways to employ artificial intelligence in study and scientific research and its uses in translating medical terminology and explaining and simplifying scientific concepts, as well as preparing presentations and generating images, videos, and designs.
The seminar also addressed the risks and challenges associated with the use of artificial intelligence tools, the potential errors in their outputs, the importance of verifying the accuracy of information and results, and the conscious and responsible handling of these technologies, especially in medical and scientific fields that require a high level of accuracy and reliability.
This seminar comes within the CMET at UST‘s interest in enhancing awareness of modern technologies, developing the skills of medical students, and enabling them to benefit from artificial intelligence tools in their academic and research journey, keeping pace with the rapid digital transformations in medical education.
The seminar was attended by Ms. Iman Al-Sarabi, Director of CMET, and Ms. Inas Al-Ansi, CMET Coordinator.
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