Can Machine Learning Give Us Faster and Cheaper Clinical Trials? (On Trial Design, Historical Controls, and Clinical Prediction Models)

Since you guys seemed to enjoy my [last post](https://www.reddit.com/r/datascience/comments/197dkkz/the_hard_truth_about_artificial_intelligence_in/), I thought I'd share my latest blog post. [Check it out here.](https://www.reddit.com/r/datascience/comments/197dkkz/the_hard_truth_about_artificial_intelligence_in/) Below is a quick brief about the article:

In drug development, where the median clinical trial costs about $48 million, biotech companies face the major challenge of balancing expenses with the need for robust, well-designed, and sufficiently large clinical trials. This reality has motivated software companies like Unlearn.AI to pioneer machine learning (ML) applications to boost clinical trial efficiency. …

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