India, Nov. 10 -- What if developing a new medicine didn't have to take more than a decade?
What if researchers could spend less time on paperwork, repetitive tasks, and data analysis, and more time focused on scientific breakthroughs?
These are some of the questions driving a new wave of research into artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine. One of the latest efforts comes from Anthropic, whose AI assistant Claude is being tested across multiple stages of drug development, from designing potential treatments to helping prepare regulatory documents and supporting clinical trial planning.
While this research is still at an early stage, the initial results are offering a glimpse into how AI could one day help scientists bring new medicine...