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Global Traditional drug discovery is fraught with failure and often like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Even once a candidate is identified, the development process takes thousands of man-hours and generally billions of dollars. Artificial Intelligence has the potential to change this paradigm. It can aggregate and synthesize…

USA Naming a Chief Artificial Intelligence (AI) officer may not be an industry first, but Lilly’s recent creation of the role with the appointment of Thomas Fuchs confirms the solid commitment pharma has already made to introducing AI in processes that range from drug discovery to marketing.   AI Leaders Eli…

Hong Kong Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) has grabbed a lot of media attention in recent months following the launch of chatbot ChatGPT, but the pharmaceutical industry has long been trying – and struggling – to better integrate AI into the long and failure-fraught drug discovery process. While AI-enabled drug discovery may not…

Hong Kong Fresh from the news that one of its AI-designed and discovered drug candidates has entered Phase II human clinical trials – the first time that such a project has made it to that development stage – Insilico Medicine’s Alex Zhavoronkov sat down with PharmaBoardroom to discuss a range of topics.…

Hong Kong Alex Zhavoronkov, CEO of Insilico Medicine, lifts the lid on the role of AI in target discovery, identification, and validation. He also offers his opinion on the future of innovative drug development in China, and the challenges of establishing a biotech company in Hong Kong.   Our research within AI…