A summit, and its open archive
MedAI Summit is a yearly event on artificial intelligence in medicine. This site keeps its record, open to anyone.
MedAI Summit is an annual summit on artificial intelligence in medicine. Each year we bring clinicians, researchers and engineers together to look at what AI can and cannot do in real clinical work, from radiology and cardiology to dentistry, oncology and the ethics of medical data. The people in the room are the people doing the work: radiologists reading real scans, cardiologists building early-detection tools, and engineers shipping products used by patients.
The first edition ran online on 30 and 31 October 2025. More than 500 people from Iran, Colombia, India and Tajikistan joined 16 talks and workshops across the two days, close to 9,000 person-hours of attention. Speakers came from Mayo Clinic, the World Health Organization, the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Tehran University of Medical Sciences and other institutions across Iran.
This website is the archive, and only the archive. It holds past editions and grows by one entry a year. Every session from every edition was recorded, subtitled in English and shared with handouts, and it all stays available. If you missed a year, or want to send a colleague a specific talk, it is here.
Registration, accounts and anything to do with the live event live on the main summit site, which is separate. There is no backend here and nothing to sign up for. The community carries on between editions on Telegram, and recordings are shared through the admin.
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Present once, and it keeps reaching clinicians.
Every talk is recorded, subtitled in English and kept on this archive, in front of an audience that is mostly clinicians. If you have been invited, or want to be, the team is one message away.