AI dates its medical endeavors to the 1960s, and now figures prominently in all facets of healthcare, from telemedicine to self-diagnosis. This three-week course will begin with a review of the foundations of currently used AI platforms in medicine. Participants will appreciate the knowledge base of chatbots used by doctors and patients. Doctors make diagnoses based on complaints, observations, and data. “Bots” only have the information provided by the patient and the questions asked. In addition, medical “Bots” may ask for the input of a patient’s protected health information. During weeks two and three of this course, learners will actively participate in generating fictitious medical questions for Chat GPT, Claude, and Copilot.
Can Dr. “Bot” Be Trusted?
Membership & Course Fees
Membership in Celebration Lifelong Learning, Inc. costs $50 per term, for fall or spring. Membership may be purchased without registering for any courses and is non-transferable. Membership benefits include eligibility to register for courses, free admission to the Lecture Series, and free participation in CLL, Inc.'s five monthly clubs. Course fees are $25; some courses require an additional materials fee.
Faculty
Dr. Wilhelmina C. Korevaar
Dr. Korevaar is a 1977 MD graduate of Yale School of Medicine. She is now on faculty at the UCF College of Medicine in Lake Nona. Dr. Korevaar currently mentors medical students, including participation in research projects. She is working…
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Session #1
September 9, September 16 & September 23, 2026
Wednesdays, 10:30 am – 11:45 am
Open
13 of 40 seats left