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Artificial Intelligence's Impact on Drug Discovery and Development From Bench to Bedside
K S Vidhya1, Ayesha Sultana2, Naveen Kumar M3
1Bioinformatics, University of Visvesvaraya College of Engineering, Bangalore, IND.
Abstract:
Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques have the potential to revolutionize drug release modeling, optimize therapy for personalized medicine, and minimize side effects. By applying AI algorithms, researchers can predict drug release profiles, incorporate patient-specific factors, and optimize dosage regimens to achieve tailored and effective therapies. This AI-based approach has the potential to improve treatment outcomes, enhance patient satisfaction, and advance the field of pharmaceutical sciences. International collaborations and professional organizations play vital roles in establishing guidelines and best practices for data collection and sharing. Open data initiatives can enhance transparency and scientific progress, facilitating algorithm validation.
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