AI in anatomy and embryology teaching (vlog)

I've been trying to use machine learning tools (AI, Large Language Models and Transformer Language Models) to see if they could help me teaching anatomy and embryology. Would you like to see what I found?

Music:
Chapter 14 by Gregory David
Fountain of Belief by Hampus Naeselius

[conniecasas]

To able to see you and hear your natural voice is what makes me enjoy your classes.
Respectfully yours,
Connie

[pameladallaire]

One of the reasons I like your videos (and other people’s videos) is the live content, whether scripted or unscripted. AI’s don’t make mistakes or pause for emphasis. You can’t beat the human interaction of a live video.

[sciencescope]

Im a 1st year mbbs student stuck with my exams and I wish I found your channel a bit earlier but ok I must admit even watching your lectures a day before my exam helps me ( I skipped my model anatomy classes so your's is helping me alot😊)

[mariamreda]

i'm a 11th grade student and i really loved biology after hearing you your channel is the thing that Satisfies my curiosity, anatomy seems really interesting from you,
mariam .

[ripmorld]

Of all the tools that was shown, I think the translator dub one is probably one of the only really useful one.

[acacianorison]

Wow Sam, Amazing translation into Arabic🥰

[meemeemeemeemee]

Be careful, it’s also Artificial Stupidity

[ibrahim_öztürk_youtube]

If you could make an avatar and copy your voice perfectly, would you be scared for how it could possible be used in future against your will? Like, lets say swansea university decided to make new videos of anatomy using your avatar without your knowledge or even scarier, 100 years later after you are in a more beatiful place. These are the type of things I always question with AI stuff. It's like we don't own ourselves anymore.

[logitfau]

fun exploration of those different tools. University medicine courses might not be covered by know - today its mostly auto generated trash, reading "fun facts" from web crawling topics, viral reddit posts or just plain wikipedia and beside AI voice it adds AI pictures - but the day will come that its able to accurately generate answers to your study questions, to annotate pictures and so on. Might be next year, might be in 5 years who knows. Glad I will graduate before this dilemma for teachers and students :D nothing beats analog textbook picture + description you cant understand (like how its 3D representation would look like, or for embryology on which axis through which layers it will migrate and develop into), but you just have to look at it for 1 hour until it "clicks" and you got the concept for ever in your brain. Love this moment where i built up anger against the author and artists and how one can be so cruel to present it that way, until i finally understood it and understand why its displayed like this - then i love them for their work.

[Ali.sacredheart.]

I love the anatomy but embryology seems hard...🙄

[mengemulu]

Will loose passion to read and touch models 🎉

[trudela]

yeah not a huge fan of learning from your bot. even if you can get it too look perfectly rendered like the New World of Warcraft cinematic its noxious and its insincere. I'm not fond of the idea I'm being tricked. it doesn't feel artfully it feels deceitful. I Don't care if I need to read a transcript because of a language barrier A transcript is Amazing accessibility I want to hear your voice! please keep learning real keep it honest keep it sincere . as for not being able to afford an illustrator 8:40 please think twice before doing something immoral. the data art bots were trained on isn't compensated I would do research the ethics before using it as a pedaled asset. Sorry for the shade but If i can shill for real art real human education I will.