pharmaceutical-regulationLifecycle decision support and compliance-oriented knowledge managementguidance-stage use case; real as a regulatory workflow proposal, but not described as a deployed software product.

AI use across the medicinal product lifecycle under EMA reflection guidance

EMA is outlining how AI may be used from drug research through later stages of a medicine's life, giving companies a roadmap for where AI fits in regulated medicine work.

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https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/human-regulatory-overview/research-development/scientific-guidelines/multidisciplinary-guidelines/multidisciplinary-guidelines-artificial-intelligence-ai