Tech Convergence, Quality Data Needed To Accelerate Korea’s AI-Powered R&D

Players Still ‘Fragmented And Segmented’

AI-powered drug development was a major topic at the recent Bio Korea meeting, where experts discussed how the technology is changing R&D activities and the challenges being faced by Korean firms as they look to catch up with their global competitors.

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Korea Still Needs Relevant Legal Arrangements In AI Drug Development

Rapid advancements in generative artificial intelligence (AI) and 3D protein structure prediction technology, which came under the spotlight in last year’s Nobel Prizes, are fundamentally changing the paradigm in the AI-driven development of new drugs.

But while the increasing convergence of such technologies is showing what may be possible within the biopharma R&D ecosystem and...

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