Sanofi Cements Artificial Intelligence Ambitions With OpenAI and Formation Pact

The French drugmaker’s aim is to become the first pharma company powered by artificial intelligence at scale, and the collaborations keep coming.

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Every big pharma player is trumpeting its artificial intelligence efforts but Sanofiis doing more deals than most to boost its drug development activities with the use of AI.

The French drugmaker's latest pact, which it describes as "a first collaboration of its kind within the pharma and life sciences industries," sees Sanofi team up with OpenAI, the high-profile...

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