Lexology December 15, 2023
Ropes & Gray LLP

The past year has seen unprecedented growth and development of artificial intelligence (“AI”) tools, which have been significantly propelled by the rapid deployment of generative AI (“GenAI”) tools. The health care and life sciences industries have increasingly sought the use of AI and GenAI tools to promote innovation, efficiency and precision in the delivery of treatment and care, as well as in the production of biologics and medical devices. For example, AI tools may more accurately predict and analyze diagnostic test results and develop personalized treatments than traditional tools; may improve clinical trial design, eligibility screening and data analysis; may be used as a diagnostic tool in a clinical trial designed to assess the safety or efficacy of a medical...

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