One of the most interesting features of AI today is that the barrier to building an initial GenAI product is incredibly low. But that means lots of noise. With the fall life sciences conference season here, I put together the questions sponsors can ask of vendors and their own internal teams to filter down who actually has or will have a successful AI product to allow teams to more efficiently test and progress on their AI goals. Check out the comments for a link to the post!
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