Medical Devices

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a part of modern life and continues to pique people's interests. AI enables computers and robots to learn from past behaviour and mistakes in the same way that people can. It has permeated our daily lives, from search engines to self-driving cars to Siri. AI has the ability to make complicated drug development procedures quicker and more cost-effective, with the goal of lowering the time it takes for a new treatment to reach the patient. The excitement around AI has drawn the attention of the life sciences sector to technology. In small-molecule drug discovery, AI can add value in four ways: access to new biology, improved or...