Preprint finds AI-assisted peer review beats human-only review; HHMI embraces AI
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-10-29
A new preprint tests AI in peer review: the author, an editor who evaluated 1,000 human reviews, says he won't review without AI again and calls human-only review of clinical trials 'dangerous.' HHMI's application portal now openly states AI-assisted tools may be used in reviewing and screening, with humans making all final decisions.
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