Artificial Intelligence and the Financialization of Medical Knowledge

Teva D. Brender; Lindsey C. Yourman

doi:10.1001/jamainternmed.2026.2961

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Artificial Intelligence and the Financialization of Medical Knowledge

Teva D. Brender, Lindsey C. Yourman

JAMA Internal Medicine2026doi:10.1001/jamainternmed.2026.2961

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Abstract

This Viewpoint discusses how artificial intelligence medical knowledge platforms could degrade over time and outlines ways in which clinicians can advocate for safeguards that preserve competition and maintain quality.

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Teva D. Brender#1 Lindsey C. Yourman#3

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University of Toronto University of California San Diego University of California, San Francisco University Health Network Mount Sinai Hospital

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The financialization of health in the United States.

10.1056/nejmms2308188 · 2024

FDA perspective on the regulation of artificial intelligence in health care and biomedicine.

10.1001/jama.2024.21451 · 2025

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