In the United States and Europe, interest in the potential of artificial intelligence to transform different aspects of the life sciences industry is at an all-time high.
Much of the attention has been given to the potential of a machine learning-based algorithmic approach to drug discovery.
The charge was led by companies such as the French company Iktos, the British company Exscientia (Nasdaq: EXAI) and BenevolentAI, and American companies such as Seismic Therapeutic,…
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