Real World AI Use: Guardrails, Responsible Use, and Competencies
By Kimberly Lomis, MD
We are excited to welcome Dr. Kimberly Lomis, Vice President, Medical Education Innovations, American Medical Association, who will present Real World AI Use: Guardrails, Responsible Use, and Competencies. The session will take place on Thursday, February 5, 2026, at 12:00 PM EST, for the fifth and final week of the IAMSE 2026 Winter Webcast Audio Seminar Series titled “From Hype to Reality: AI’s Rapid Transformation of Health-Sciences Professions Education.”
Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to examine evidence-based applications, assessment of knowledge/skills, human factors in AI adoption, autonomous AI agents for teaching and administration, and policy and competency frameworks for faculty and students. The IAMSE 2026 Winter Webcast Audio Seminar Series presentations will focus on practical examples, emerging risks, and actionable strategies faculty can use now to design learning, assessment, and support systems to prepare students for a learning and practice environment transformed by AI. The series is intended for basic-science and clinical educators seeking forward-looking, implementable guidance.
The full IAMSE Winter WAS schedule can be found on the website.
Below we look at the fifth week’s presentation:
Kimberly Lomis, MD
Real World AI Use: Guardrails, Responsible Use, and Competencies
Presenter: Kimberly Lomis, MD, Vice President, Medical Education Innovations, American Medical Associaton
Session Date & Time: February 5, 2026, at 12:00 PM EST
Session Description: Artificial intelligence (AI) is disrupting the practices of health care delivery and health professions education. Successful incorporation of AI for the benefit of patients and communities requires health professionals trained to adeptly and critically apply AI tools. This necessitates a shift in some elements of professional identity and will force transformation of health professions education. It is essential that educators are informed about the promise and perils of AI to actively guide responsible use of these tools by and for learners facing a rapidly evolving practice environment.
As always, IAMSE Student Members can register for the series for FREE!
If you are an IAMSE student member, please contact support@iamse.org for information about registering at no cost.