Peer Review Week at The Scholarly Kitchen: AI and Peer Review

Peer Review Week: Ask the Chefs

Interesting article from The Scholarly Kitchen on AI as it pertains to peer review.

Dive into AI with the UW-Madison iSchool & WiLS October Webinar Series

Hello, health science librarians! This October, WiLS and the UW-Madison iSchool are joining forces to bring you a tech series that’s as groundbreaking as Frank Netter’s illustrations. Get ready to explore AI in libraries like never before!

Here’s what’s on the docket:

• Oct 3 – AI & Libraries: A Very Short Introduction: Your fast track to AI basics.
• Oct 10 – Navigating the AI Landscape: Information literacy in our digital age.
• Oct 17 – Uses and Abuses of AI in Libraries: (Free for WiLS members!) The highs and lows of AI in action.
• Oct 24 – Unlocking Tomorrow’s Libraries: The future with generative AI.
• Oct 31 – Can AI Be Fair?: The ethics of AI in libraries.

Grab the full series for just $150 (normally $200) if you're a WiLS member. And don’t miss the free October 17th webinar—open to all WiLS members!

**Ready to register?** Sign up for the full series here and use the discount link, or get your free pass for the October 17th session here. One registration per link, but feel free to register as many people as needed!

Not sure if your organization is a WiLS member?  Check here  or join for free! For questions, contact us at information@wils.org.

Let’s map out the future of libraries with AI—just like Frank Netter mapped out the human body! 

 

 

NPR's Short Wave podcast: Will artificial intelligence help — or hurt — medicine?

 "A doctor's job is to help patients. With that help, often comes lots and lots of paperwork. That's where some startups are betting artificial intelligence may come in. The hope is that chatbots could generate data like treatment plans that would let doctors spend less time on paperwork and more time with their patients. But some academics warn biases and errors could hurt patients."

NNLM Discovery | The Future of AI in Medicine (Season 1/Episode 8)

NNLM Discovery Podcast Series (Season 1)

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The Future of AI in Medicine (Season 1/Episode 8) on You Tube

Artificial intelligence is transforming our everyday lives. It also has the potential to transform medicine. On this special episode of the NNLM Discovery Podcast, we spotlight some of the groundbreaking research being done at the National Library of Medicine (NLM). Guest producer Griff Partington interviews Dr. Sameer Antani, a Principal Investigator at the NLM doing research in medical imaging, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. 

Dr. Antani explains the differences between Machine Learning and AI and discusses how Computer Vision can be applied to screen for diseases such as cervical cancer, sickle cell disease and tuberculosis. You can learn more about Dr. Antani’s work here: https://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/rese... 

At NNLM discovery we’ve jumped on the AI bandwagon too. All of the artwork for this podcast series has been created with a generative AI tool! 

The NNLM is the outreach arm of the National Library of Medicine with the mission to advance the progress of medicine and improve the public health by providing all U.S. health professionals with equal access to biomedical information and improving the public's access to information to enable them to make informed decisions about their health. 

Join Outreach Services Librarian, Yamila El-Khayat, every week through March 29th for a new episode of the NNLM Discovery podcast. You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, or listen on our website www.nnlm.gov/podcast. Please be sure to like, rate, and review the show!

Dr AI Lied to Me: AI platform has great potential for use in medicine, but huge pitfalls, says Jeremy Faust, MD

In this video, Jeremy Faust, MD, editor-in-chief of MedPage Today, discusses the impressive but concerning results after using OpenAI to create medical charts and obtain diagnoses for hypothetical patients.

The page also includes a transcript of his remarks.  

This is a follow-up to an Inside Medicine newsletter he wrote on Substack called "Fun with OpenAI, medical charting, and diagnostics. (Also: I just got lied to by a bot)."

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Read more and watch the full video [6 min. 36 sec.]

Introducing New NEJM Group Podcast: NEJM AI Grand Rounds

NEJM AI Grand Rounds, a new monthly podcast hosted by Arjun (Raj) Manrai, Ph.D., and Andrew Beam, Ph.D., features informal, expert conversations that explore deep issues at the intersection of artificial intelligence and medicine.

In the first episode, Stanford University professor and cardiologist Dr. Euan Ashley shares how his team is using artificial intelligence to prevent, predict, and beat disease.

Follow NEJM AI Grand Rounds on Apple, Spotify, Google, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Sign up for the companion newsletter, NEJM AI.