Separating AI Hype from Clinical Reality AI Workshop

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The ASGE AI Workshop, titled <strong>“Separating AI Hype from Clinical Reality,”</strong> will be held on <strong>Friday, September 18, 2025</strong>, at the <strong>Gaylord National Harbor Resort Hotel in Maryland</strong>. This half-day workshop is aimed at physician leaders, practice administrators, health system leaders, industry professionals, investors, and other stakeholders interested in the real-world impact of artificial intelligence in GI endoscopy.

The course focuses on helping participants distinguish <strong>proven AI applications</strong> from those that are still unproven in clinical and office settings. It also emphasizes how to build a responsible AI strategy by understanding the organizational, workflow, and operational factors that influence successful adoption. Another goal is to identify the procedural, diagnostic, and administrative challenges that AI should meaningfully solve, so technology investments can be prioritized based on real value to patients and practices.

The agenda is organized into four main sections:

1. <strong>Successes and Failures of AI in the Real World</strong> – covering documented outcomes, implementation challenges, and lessons learned from AI adoption.
2. <strong>Endoscopists in the AI Era</strong> – addressing implementation strategy, innovation opportunities, and legal/liability risks.
3. <strong>Industry Perspectives on Real-World AI Application</strong> – sharing how AI tools are being used today and how impact is being measured.
4. <strong>What Do Endoscopists Really Need AI to Do?</strong> – centering frontline clinical and workflow needs from health system, small group, and large group perspectives.

Speakers include physicians, industry leaders, and legal experts, with panel discussions throughout the afternoon. The workshop concludes with final remarks at <strong>5:30 pm Eastern Time</strong>.

Keywords

ASGE AI Workshop

clinical reality

artificial intelligence

GI endoscopy

physician leaders

practice administrators

health system leaders

implementation strategy

workflow adoption

legal liability risks