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Human-in-the-Loop in AI-driven Processes
Rubrik: GxP
(Treffer aus pharmind, Nr. 10, Seite 924 (2025))
Schiel C | Zischka F | Erdmann N
Human-in-the-Loop in AI-driven Processes / Why people matter more – not less – in the AI-powered life sciences industry · Schiel C, Zischka F, Erdmann N · Deloitte
Artificial Intelligence Annex 22 Compliance Human-in-the-loop Automation AI is now part of everyday processes. In both Pharma and MedTech, AI is being introduced into non-GxP and even into core GxP functions with increasing speed and confidence. Consequently, people are beginning to supervise, verify, and take ownership of work initiated by AI – often without realizing their roles have shifted. Let’s explore how this shift is unfolding in practice: Traditionally, in pharmacovigilance, safety specialists manually reviewed thousands of articles to identify adverse event mentions and assess case validity. Today, many companies are using AI tools to pre-screen literature databases, flag relevant articles, ...
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Use of synthetic data in AI development
Rubrik: IT
(Treffer aus pharmind, Nr. 05, Seite 471 (2024))
Bunzel G | Bertram K | Erdmann N | Heitmann M | Jasper C
Use of synthetic data in AI development / Insights from a case study in Cryo-EM image analysis · Bunzel G1, Bertram K1, Erdmann N2, Heitmann M3, Jasper C4 · 1ATEM SD GmbH, Remscheid und Deloitte Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft GmbH, Düsseldorf und d-fine GmbH, Frankfurt und Charles River Microbial Solutions Germany GmbH, Kaarst
Unsupervised Machine Learning Synthetic Data Validation Adeno-Associated Viruses (AAV) Cryo-EM Personalized medicine and gene therapy are widely seen as mega trends in the pharmaceutical industry that will revolutionize the industry in the next few years [ 1 ]. One key factor for the success of gene therapy and personalized medicine, has been the use of adeno-associated viruses (AAV) DNA vectors. The AAV process has enabled the development of multiple high-value therapeutics with multi-million revenues per dose, as shown in tab. 1 [ 2 ]. Product Supplier Disease Area Licensed Price ($/dose) Lixturna Spark Therapeutics RPE65 retinal dystrophy 2017 0.85 million Zolgensma Novartis Spinal ...
