Table 2.

Survey population characteristics

	N (%)
Many applications we use in daily life use artificial intelligence. Were you aware of this?	N = 475
Yes	263 (55.4)
Yes, but superficially	181 (38.1)
No	31 (6.5)
If yes, where have you learned about uses of artificial intelligence in daily life?	N = 1250
Formal education (University, College)	115 (9.2)
Work experience	132 (10.6)
Scientific literature	144 (11.5)
News	256 (20.5)
Social media	285 (22.8)
Lectures	98 (7.8)
Friends/family	200 (16.0)
Other	20 (1.6)
Have you learned about artificial intelligence in formal education prior to, or during, medical school?	N = 475
Yes	115 (24.2)
No	360 (75.8)
If yes, where in your medical education or prior education did you learn about artificial intelligence?	N = 168
As a formal part of my medical degree curriculum	8 (4.8)
As part of an optional course offered by a medical school	4 (2.4)
As an online course	18 (10.7)
As a part of a research project	33 (19.6)
As part of an advanced degree (Master’s or higher)	34 (20.2)
As part of my undergraduate degree	63 (37.5)
Other	8 (4.8)
Are you aware that artificial intelligence is currently utilized in medicine?	N = 473
Yes	153 (32.2)
Yes, but superficially	245 (51.6)
No	75 (15.8)
If yes, where have you learned about uses of artificial intelligence in medicine?	N = 839
Formal education during medical school	52 (6.2)
Formal education in an advanced degree	43 (5.1)
Formal education in an undergraduate degree	54 (6.4)
My peers (healthcare)	200 (23.8)
My friends (non-healthcare)	140 (16.6)
My mentors/teachers (clinical training)	130 (15.5)
Published papers	135 (16.1)
The media	16 (1.9)
Movies and TV series	16 (1.9)
Other	53 (6.3)
My preferred format for learning about artificial intelligence in medicine is:	N = 1105
Lectures	263 (23.8)
Workshops	299 (27.1)
Conferences	165 (14.9)
Extracurricular activities	161 (14.6)
Collaborative activities with other departments (mathematics, computer science)	191 (17.3)
Other	26 (2.4)