GCLS AI at RGMBS 2026 — Build clinical-grade AI before you leave the room

Two hands-on workshops at the Riyadh Global Medical Biotechnology Summit 2026, 14–16 September, Sofitel Riyadh Hotel & Convention Center. One builds an agentic tutor; one orchestrates a clinical AI stack. Bring a browser — we bring the models.

The programme — two sessions, one stack

  • Building Agentic AI Tutors for Life Sciences

    With Dr. Omar Saleem, MD — Physician & AI builder, Founder & CEO of GCLS.ai. Roughly 2h 45m, hands-on. Configure a tutor as a manifest, watch it refuse an off-source question instead of hallucinating, and pick a domain track.

  • Clinical AI Orchestration & Evidence-Based Practice

    With Dr. Fady Hannah-Shmouni, MD FRCPC — Endocrinologist, Professor at the UBC Department of Medicine, Director of AI at GCLS. Roughly 2h 45m, hands-on. Architect the clinical agent loop across a four-layer stack and wire OpenEvidence, Heidi Health, Hormonaly and Claude Scientific into one workflow.

What to bring

Just a browser. A laptop is ideal, a phone works, and with no device you can join a pod of 4–6. Models run server-side — no installs and no API keys.

Certification

The GCLS AI-in-Healthcare Certification is

49 for RGMBS attendees, against a $499 public rate. Certificate of Mastery issued by the Geneva College of Longevity Sciences (GCLS), Switzerland. CME pending. English and native Arabic, personalized to KSA regulatory context.

Arabic at its core

Both sessions run fully in English and Arabic. Prompts, system instructions and eval criteria are written Arabic-native — not translated after the fact — and outputs are validated in Arabic before deployment.