I've learned that ChatGPT works by predicting likely responses based on patterns in its training data, which makes it a powerful tool for personalized learning but also means it has real limitations, like outdated information and the risk of encouraging over-reliance if used carelessly. I intend to apply this by using AI to create varied practice scenarios and writing prompts for my students, while still requiring them to work through their own reasoning first so their critical thinking stays sharp. One question I have is how other healthcare educators are balancing AI-assisted learning with maintaining strong clinical judgment skills, since that's such a core competency in our field.
