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Focus: Drugmakers turn to AI to speed trials, regulatory submissions

Artificial intelligence has yet to deliver on the most challenging aspect of drug development -- finding new molecules that lead to major medical advances -- but it is already streamlining less glamorous parts of the process, industry executives say.

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