Hear AI experts separate fact from fiction as they unpack how artificial intelligence analyses medical data and shapes diagnosis and treatment. Join online or in person at Edinburgh’s Physicians Gallery; students and under-18s can attend free.
Join the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh for a public event exploring the role of artificial intelligence in medicine and health. The session looks at questions such as whether AI is bad for your health, how artificial intelligence can help in the analysis of medical data, and what benefits and pitfalls it brings to diagnosis and treatment.
The event brings together AI experts to separate fact from fiction and discuss how these technologies are shaping modern healthcare. It is hosted as a hybrid session, so you can attend online or in person at the Physicians Gallery in Edinburgh.
The programme is aimed at anyone interested in the future of medicine, with free attendance available for students, under 18s, and RCPE Fellows or Members.
14 April 2027, 18:00 – 19:00
Free for students (student card required), under 18s (ID required) and RCPE Fellows or Members.
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