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AI Limitations in Drug Research Spark Scrutiny of Big Pharma Spending

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A recent report noted that the widespread belief that AI large language models could reason like humans led to massive spending across various applications, some of which were speculative. This realization about the limitations of AI models—which are fundamentally computer code—is now being observed in the field of Big Pharma drug development.

From healthimpactnews.com

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The realization that current AI models may not possess human-level reasoning capabilities could impact the viability of large-scale AI-driven drug research projects. This shift in understanding may affect the competitive position and market prices of pharmaceutical companies relying heavily on this technology.

From healthimpactnews.com

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  • CRISPR Therapeutics might face a shift in competitive position or market prices due to the failure of AI in drug development.

  • NovartisSpeculative

    Novartis might face a shift in competitive position or market prices due to the failure of AI in drug development.

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