Hey, I'm Kyle. I'm a per diem RN doing critical care transport in San Diego. I also build AI evaluation tools and do contract work for AI research companies. I started this group because I kept seeing two things: nurses who are terrified AI is going to replace them, and AI "gurus" who have never touched a patient trying to tell healthcare workers what to do. The truth is somewhere in the middle. AI isn't replacing bedside nurses anytime soon, but it IS changing workflows, charting, triage, and how healthcare systems make decisions. Nurses who understand this stuff will have a massive advantage. Here's what we'll cover: - What AI tools actually do in clinical settings (no hype) - How to use AI to save time on documentation and workflows - Side income opportunities in medical AI (eval work, consulting, bounties) - Career-proofing your nursing license in an AI world Drop a comment — what's your specialty, and what's your biggest question about AI in nursing?