Jun 16
While tech evangelists often tout artificial intelligence (AI) as healthcare’s silver bullet, the reality in clinical trials is more complex. Adoption has been cautious, shaped as much by concerns around trust and governance as by technical hurdles. Still, beneath the surface, methodical innovation is gaining momentum. AI is beginning to reshape how trials are designed, executed, and scaled, offering new ways to reduce patient burden, improve data quality, and accelerate development.
Read the full article by Rob DiCicco from Drug Discovery News here.
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