Built the way medicine is taught.
Not the way software is sold.

Foundations: F0 to F6

Free to read, in any order you like, though they build. F0 is one small task and how to check what it gave you — most doctors finish it in a single sitting between cases.

1. F0Day 0Your First Win
2. F1AnatomyAnatomy of an LLM
3. F2PhysiologyHow the Model Functions
4. F3PathologyHow the Model Fails
5. F4PharmacologyThe Model Formulary
6. F5Forensic & Community MedicineLaw, Ethics and the Indian Landscape
7. F6Intelligence ScienceFrom Synapse to Silicon: the Science of Intelligence

F0: Start with a small task and learn to check the result. F1: Understand the model, its context and the limits of what it knows. F2: Frame a task, provide context and refine the response. F3: Recognise hallucination, bias and convincing mistakes. F4: Choose a model for the task and understand the trade-offs. F5: Examine privacy, responsibility and the context of use. F6: Connect medicine’s understanding of intelligence with AI.

Applied programmes

Finish the foundations, then choose one path, combine two, or take all three. Learn alongside a cohort, your colleagues, or your whole department.

• The many-hatted doctor

  Your AI workspace

  Build a practical workflow across AI assistants for studying, organising and communicating.

• The communicator & entrepreneur

  Your website & digital presence

  Create a website, presentations and useful content with a consistent professional voice.

• The clinician-scientist

  Research & paper writing

  Develop a source-checked research workflow, from literature review to a carefully reviewed manuscript.

Applied programmes are scoped to the group and quoted individually; there is no standard price at this level. Dates and any personal or group offer appear inside eligible learner accounts. Delivered through Fermion; full teaching materials stay inside the programme.

Bring your medical standards to GenAI

You already know the value of disciplined training. Bring that same care to the way you use AI: evidence, uncertainty, privacy and accountability.

• 01 / EVIDENCE

  Trace the claim.

  Open the original source. Check whether it supports the answer. Separate an observation from a conclusion.

• 02 / JUDGEMENT

  Find the limits.

  Ask what is missing, where bias may enter and what the model cannot establish. Make uncertainty visible.

• 03 / RESPONSIBILITY

  Protect the person.

  Practise with synthetic material. Keep identifiable patient information out of public AI tools and learning submissions.

• 04 / DEMONSTRATION

  Explain your work.

  Keep your inputs, checks and revisions. Be able to explain why you accepted, changed or rejected an output.

From practice to something you can show

1. 01Learn & practise

   Understand the method. Make an output.

2. 02Submit & refine

   Show your reasoning. Work through feedback.

3. 03Demonstrate & earn

   Complete the required assessment and review.

Certificate, capstone, Q&A and review requirements depend on the programme and are confirmed before enrolment. A course certificate recognises learning; it does not confer a clinical licence or specialist accreditation.

Medical education is taking AI literacy seriously

Independent references for the importance of responsible AI learning. These organisations do not endorse or accredit this course.

What it costs

Two things have a published price. Everything above them is scoped to the group and quoted.

Review modules, access and support before enrolment. Starter and certificate entitlements differ. This is professional learning, not a clinical specialty qualification.

The certificate

The IIHMR Bangalore certificate programme is conducted by IIHMR Bangalore and involves assessed progression: self-paced foundations, private capstone work, and an exam. Eligibility and programme terms apply.

The free lessons and the ₹1,000 entry course are GreyBrain professional learning and are not themselves accredited. Nothing here carries NMC recognition or CME credit.

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