We have reached a tipping point. Societal and technological pressures are sparking a shift from animal testing to AI. This shift to AI will enable a completely new class of experimentation that brings the best aspects of basic early-stage experiments and premium late-stage animal tests and avoids the problems associated with each of them. Trained on massive amounts of high-quality data, AI could give us the cost efficiency and speed of early-stage experiments, the human and physiological relevance of late-stage experiments, and new, deeper insights into the mechanism of action to better contextualize the "why" that drives the results.
What are your thoughts on animal testing for med devices? It seems impossible to move away from animal testing for this, but may be some steps in the process can be? What aspects of device development can we delegate to such ai systems?
What are your thoughts on animal testing for med devices? It seems impossible to move away from animal testing for this, but may be some steps in the process can be? What aspects of device development can we delegate to such ai systems?