Episode

Episode 4: Your Clinical Brain is an AI Superpower

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From Models to Medicine
Published
Apr 8, 2026
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1631
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Summary

What does emergency medicine have to do with large-scale knowledge systems? Jason Grafft joins us to talk about his non-linear path from EMS and simulation education to knowledge engineering and why the structured, fact-bound thinking that medicine demands is one of the most undervalued assets in the AI era. We dig into how he uses graph-based models to bridge clinical experts and technical systems, where LLMs are actually helping in entity resolution, and the practical advice he gives every clinician trying to break into tech.