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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2026 · 51 MIN

AI Now and Things to Come with Dr. Jesse Pines

from ACEP Frontline - Emergency Medicine

Recorded at the Colorado ACEP EM: High Risk – Do Not Miss Conference in Beaver Creek, this episode of ACEP Frontline hosted by Dr. Ryan Stanton features a presentation from Dr. Jesse Pines on the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence in emergency medicine. AI is already changing the way emergency physicians document, interpret data, communicate, and make clinical decisions, but where is the technology headed next? Dr. Pines reviews the current state of AI in emergency medicine, separating practical applications from hype while examining the opportunities, limitations, and risks that accompany these powerful tools. He also looks beyond today's capabilities to read some of the tea leaves for the future, discussing how AI is likely to reshape clinical practice, education, operations, and physician leadership over the coming years. Whether you're an AI enthusiast or a skeptic, this session provides a thoughtful, evidence-informed look at how emergency physicians can prepare for a future in which artificial intelligence becomes an increasingly important part of emergency care.

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