Korean Biopharma Catching Up On AI, But What Are The Challenges?

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While South Korea's biopharma sector has made progress in its digital transformation, including the adoption of AI technologies, a recent report has identified multiple remaining challenges.

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The South Korean biopharma industry is actively adopting AI technology for digital transformation, although experts note that its technology level is still relatively weak compared with major global countries.

While various areas of new drug development are being digitalized, AI-driven new drug candidates can serve a crucial role in...

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