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Project Funded by UT REAL Health AI Pilot Program
Our project receives $300,000 from the UT System UT REAL Health AI Pilot Program to scale AI-powered simulation assessment across six UT medical schools over 18 months.
Our project, “Scaling and Validating AI-Enabled Simulation Assessment Across University of Texas Medical Schools,” has been selected for funding under the AI Collaboration category of the UT REAL Health AI Pilot Program — a UT System initiative supporting collaborative, implementation-focused AI across UT Health-Related Institutions.
The 18-month project, led by Andrew Jamieson, PhD (PI) and Judah Gruen, MD (Co-PI) at UT Southwestern, will deploy the MAPLES AI grading platform to five partner institutions: UT Health Houston, UT Tyler, UT Rio Grande Valley, UT Health San Antonio, and UTMB Galveston.
The grant builds on three years of production deployment at UTSW, where AI grading has achieved agreement rates exceeding human inter-rater reliability (kappa = 0.830 vs. 0.732) across 7,000+ encounters.