GlaxoSmithKline PLC's John Baldoni stepped down from a senior role within the big pharma's R&D executive committee in 2017 to take charge of the company's use of artificial intelligence for drug discovery and development. In an exclusive interview with Scrip, he sheds light on the UK drug major's internal AI unit and the diseases it hopes to target through machine-driven R&D.
Baldoni highlighted that roughly 30% of the cost of drug development was generated in the phase between target identification and...
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