This presentation will provide an insight into the radical changes that artificial intelligence is bringing to medical education. AI technologies such as personalised learning tools, virtual reality and instant feedback are gradually replacing traditional forms of frontline education such as lectures with more interactive and effective formats. Over the next three years, we can expect to see the introduction of hybrid programmes, the integration of artificial intelligence into the curriculum, and the gradual disappearance of outdated teaching methods. This presentation will present specific scenarios of these changes and their impact on medical education, both at undergraduate, specialist and lifelong levels. Specific innovations such as personalised learning, interactive simulations or automated assessments in the Opus Sapientae AI demonstration system will be presented. The talk will outline how medical professionals, educators and physicians can adapt to these changes, and outline a vision of medical education in the near future where AI plays a key partner role in the preparation of future physicians.