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AI in Pharma and Life Sciences: From Discovery to Safety
Use AI across the medicines lifecycle the way regulators now expect, with evidence that matches what each use decides.
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What you will be able to do
Explain what AI really does across discovery, trials and pharmacovigilance, and who stays in chargeReview literature with AI using citations you can checkValidate a predictive model and spot leakage in plain termsCheck adverse event data from openFDA and say what signals it cannot supportDraft regulatory and medical documents with traceability to their sourcesPlace each AI use under the FDA credibility framework, GxP and CIOMS XIV with an evidence plan
Skills you will gain
- Literature review
- Predictive model validation
- Pharmacovigilance signals
- Regulatory writing
- GxP tool validation
- FDA credibility framework
About this course
Use AI across the medicines lifecycle the way regulators now expect, with evidence that matches what each use decides. See what AI really does in discovery, trials and safety, review literature with citations you can check, pull adverse event data from openFDA, draft regulatory and medical documents with traceability, and place each use under the FDA credibility framework, ICH E6(R3), GxP and CIOMS XIV.
AI for Business
Curriculum
Requirements
How a medicine moves from trials to market
What an adverse event report is
A notebook for your evidence plan
One AI use you have seen at work
A free Google or ChatGPT account
Optional: a free Groq key for the lab
What you walk away with
A Yallo AI academy certificate of completion, issued when every lesson is complete and the final assessment is passed at 70% or aboveA public verification page, so a stranger can check the certificate without asking you for a filePDF download, and a one-click share to your LinkedIn profile
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AI in Pharma and Life Sciences: From Discovery to Safety