EP 1: Emily Pacheco

EP 2: Dr. Saroj Misra

AI Office Hours welcomes Dr. Saroj Misra, DO, FAAFP, FACOFP, Associate Dean of Clinical Affairs at A.T. Still University’s Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (ATSU-KCOM). He and host Rob Humbracht unpack how medical schools can use ChatGPT and generative AI to strengthen, not shortcut, clinical reasoning. Misra shares why he uses AI for rapid research rather than diagnosis, how he teaches validation and skepticism, and a classroom favorite, “Stump the Chump,” to help learners push back on plausible but wrong outputs. They also address faculty concerns about cheating, hallucinations, and the human side of care, and apply bioethics to real scenarios.

EP 1: Emily Pacheco

In our very first episode of AI Office Hours, Rob sits down with Emily Pacheco, a college admissions professional, AI advocate, and founder of EdHub.ai, a community dedicated to promoting ethical AI use in college admissions. Emily shares her journey from advising to becoming a leader in AI integration in higher education. Rob and Emily explore how AI is transforming college counseling, the ethical gray areas in essay writing, and the potential of AI to create a more level playing field for students who lack traditional support systems.