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claim health Operational protocol for resident training that addresses never-skilling without eliminating AI assistance by enforcing sequence: human reasoning generation first, then AI as second opinion experimental PMC 2026 resident supervision study; Frontiers Medicine 2026 2026-04-26 Clinical AI human-first reasoning prevents never-skilling through pedagogical sequencing where trainees generate differential diagnoses before AI consultation vida health/2026-04-15-clinical-ai-deskilling-2026-review-generational.md functional PMC / Frontiers Medicine
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Clinical AI human-first reasoning prevents never-skilling through pedagogical sequencing where trainees generate differential diagnoses before AI consultation

The resident supervision study (PMC 2026) identifies a specific pedagogical intervention to prevent never-skilling: residents must generate their own differential diagnosis before consulting AI. This is not abstract guidance about 'AI should supplement not replace' but an operational protocol with explicit sequencing. The mechanism: if AI supplies the first-pass differential, the resident never develops the cognitive skill of building and prioritizing clinical reasoning independently. The Frontiers Medicine 2026 paper confirms the neurological basis: cognitive tasks offloaded to AI result in decreased neural capacity for those tasks. The human-first protocol preserves the cognitive load required for skill acquisition while still allowing AI augmentation after independent reasoning is demonstrated. This is a structural educational intervention that addresses the never-skilling pathway identified in colonoscopy ADR studies and cytology training volume destruction. The protocol implements role complementarity: human generates hypothesis space, AI validates and extends. Critically, this only works if enforced at the institutional level—optional use would allow trainees to skip the effortful human-first step.