The increasing use of artificial intelligence in medical schools has changed the way research is conducted and how students prepare to enter the field of treatment. Experts have warned that excessive reliance on this technology may weaken future doctors' critical thinking abilities, clinical reasoning, and independent judgment.
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Artificial Intelligence in Medical Education: Aiding Learning or Threatening Critical Thinking?
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November 5, 2026
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The article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on medical education in Iran, highlighting concerns from experts about its potential to undermine critical thinking and independent judgment among future doctors. This issue is significant as it affects the quality of medical training and healthcare in the country.
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