GreyBrain Pulse · Published 2 Oct 2026
Make the image for your session, not a stock photo
The communicator · What’s advancing · F5
A usable session visual, plus the instructions to adjust it and keep a series consistent.
Why this matters for your role
The communicator’s skill: help someone examine an AI answer, surface missing context and bring better questions to their clinician.
Your worked example
A fictional person says: “An AI answer sounds certain, but it has not seen my full history. What should I ask my doctor?” No patient information or medical recommendation is supplied.
Put it into practice
Draft a respectful conversation opener and three questions about the source, missing context and uncertainty. Explain why identifiable health information needs appropriate privacy safeguards. Do not provide personalised medical advice.
Clinician prompt
Make the image for your session, not a stock photo
A usable session visual, plus the instructions to adjust it and keep a series consistent.
Create the key visual for a conference session I am running. Generate the image, then tell me how to change it. Session: [TITLE AND ONE-LINE DESCRIPTION] Audience: [WHO IS COMING] Where it will be used: [e.g. backdrop slide, WhatsApp invitation, banner] Do this: 1. Propose three visual concepts in words first — each a different idea, not three versions of one. Say what each one signals about the session. 2. Generate the strongest concept as an image, in a clean, professional register suitable for a medical audience. No stethoscope-on-keyboard clichés, no glowing blue brains, no fake text. 3. Tell me what you changed from the concept and why. 4. Give me the exact wording of a follow-up instruction to adjust the palette, the crop, and the amount of empty space for overlaid text. 5. Describe what to keep constant so the next image in this series still looks like the same event. Do not put any words inside the image — I will overlay text myself. End with a short section titled "Your check" listing what I must verify myself before using any of this.
Synthetic practice example. Run it as-is and check the output against the supplied facts.
Your check
Read any text that appears in the image — generators produce convincing nonsense lettering. Confirm you may use an AI-generated image under your conference’s and your institution’s rules.
Never generate images of identifiable people, real patients, or anything that could be mistaken for clinical evidence.
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