The Kodak moment for drug discovery: AI, adaptation, and what stays human | TPM podcast
Artificial Intelligence, Biology, Biotechnology and podcast with Rafael Rosengarten and Andrii Buvailo
Talking Precision Medicine, Episode 61
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Rafael Rosengarten and BioPharmaTrend co-founder Andrii Buvailo discuss how to assess progress in AI-assisted drug discovery. They trace the move from individual computational tasks to connected research workflows and question whether counting AI-associated drug candidates captures the technology’s value. Topics include research productivity, trial design, biomarkers, human expertise and the use of patient-derived data, organoids and other representative biological systems to improve translation. The conversation also considers why AI has become polarising and how specialised models may fit into pharmaceutical research.
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