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Artificial Intelligence in Psychiatric Graduate Medical Education.

Manal Khan J. Edgcomb Jonathan P. Heldt Yvonne Yang Katrina DeBonis Misty C. Richards Sahib S. Khalsa
Jul 2026 · Academic Psychiatry · 0 citations · 29 references
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Responsible AI integration in psychiatry GME requires staged introduction aligned with trainee developmental level, faculty engagement, human oversight in evaluation and decision-making, transparent communication of AI use, robust data governance, and prioritization of tools that deepen rather than replace human connection.

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