For centuries, peer-reviewed publication has been the foundation of scientific knowledge. LSE argues AI is upending that foundation: health systems can now generate real-time, population-level evidence from their own patient data — evidence "good enough to support decisions" without traditional peer review. The implications extend beyond medicine to any field where institutional verification underpins trust.
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