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AI in Pharmaceuticals: From Discovery to Market

Complex Discovery

Editor’s Note: Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the pharmaceutical industry, offering unprecedented opportunities to accelerate drug discovery, streamline clinical trials, and fortify intellectual property (IP) strategies.

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Other Barks & Bites for Friday, March 7: Lashify Wins ITC Appeal on Economic Prong Analysis; CAFC Says Apple Did Not Violate Discovery Obligations at PTAB; and ParkerVision Files Reply Brief on Rule 36 Appeal at SCOTUS

IP Watchdog

International Trade Commissions economic prong analysis for the domestic industry requirement of Section 337, finding that petitioners at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board have no self-executing discovery obligations to present evidence from parallel ITC proceedings, and more; strong global demand for AI chips buoys Broadcoms first quarter results; (..)

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Johnson & Johnson Reaches $700 Million Settlement Over Talcum Powder Litigation

Complex Discovery

This case highlights critical issues surrounding product safety, transparency, and the ethical responsibilities of corporations, especially within the pharmaceutical industry. The broader implications of this settlement will likely influence similar litigations and regulatory practices in the pharmaceutical and consumer goods industries.

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eDiscovery Vendor Voices in October 2024: The Rise of AI and Strategic Leadership Moves

Complex Discovery

As October 2024 concluded, it continues to be evident that the eDiscovery, cybersecurity, and information governance sectors are undergoing significant transformations. As AI becomes a critical tool in pharmaceutical innovation, it also presents challenges around data security, governance, and legal accountability. Read the update.

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Sex addiction: Science or pop fad?

Forensic Psychologist

Unlike many purported disorders that are promoted by researchers or the pharmaceutical industry, sex addiction is a bottoms-up movement, with people self-diagnosing themselves via self-help books or quick-and-dirty Internet surveys. Finally, and most critically, alarmist claims are made about a growing epidemic.