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Speeding Past Safety: How AI and Quantum Tools Are Reshaping Drug Development - [Session VivaTech] - Theme: Health & Longevity
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Health & Longevity

Speeding Past Safety: How AI and Quantum Tools Are Reshaping Drug Development

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June 18

2:45 PM - 3:25 PM - CET

AI, quantum simulation, and synthetic biology are accelerating drug discovery in ways that were impossible just a few years ago - compressing timelines, expanding what’s scientifically feasible, and opening new paths for treating unmet medical needs. As these technologies move from research to real-world impact, regulators, developers, and the public face new questions around evaluation, trust, and access. This panel explores how we can modernize oversight, build confidence in AI-enabled science, and ensure that faster innovation translates into broader patient benefit.
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Healthcare & Wellness
Artificial Intelligence & Robotics

Speakers

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Akhila Kosaraju

CEO & co-founder
Phare Bio
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Alex Peluffo

Associate Partner, Scientific AI, QuantumBlack
McKinsey & Company
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Kaoutar Sghiouer

Global Head of Data and Artificial Intelligence
SANOFI
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Martina Stella

Senior Life Sciences Researcher
Algorithmiq
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Greg Williams

Journalist