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Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence in Life Sciences

  • Report
  • May 2023
  • 65 Pages
  • Global
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The AI in Life Sciences market pertains to the application of artificial intelligence technologies within the field of biotechnology to advance research, drug discovery, personalized medicine, and diagnostic processes. This interdisciplinary collaboration bridges computational methods, such as machine learning, natural language processing, and image recognition, with molecular biology, genomics, and biopharmaceutical development. AI-driven tools are employed for analyzing complex biological data, predicting molecular behavior, and accelerating the development of new therapies by identifying potential drug candidates more efficiently than traditional methods. The use of AI in life sciences also extends to enhancing clinical trial design, patient monitoring, and improving the accuracy of diagnostics through advanced pattern recognition in medical imaging. The integration of AI into biotechnology is reshaping the landscape of life science research by enabling the handling and interpretation of the vast amounts of data generated in modern biological experiments and enhancing the precision of biomedical applications. Within this market, several players have emerged as front-runners. Companies like Deep Genomics leverage AI for genomic medicine, while Recursion Pharmaceuticals uses it for drug discovery. Insitro and Atomwise apply AI to identify novel drug candidates, and PathAI focuses on improving diagnostic accuracy in pathology. Other notable companies in the space include BenevolentAI, which applies AI to understand diseases and discover potential drugs, and Verge Genomics, which uses AI to analyze genetic data for neurodegenerative diseases. Show Less Read more