Affiliation:
1. School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, India
2. Lovely Professional University, India
Abstract
The next wave of corporate disruption in the pharmaceutical industry has been greatly influenced by the digital transformation sparked by artificial intelligence's (AI) growing leverage. Predictive analytics, molecular modelling, and virtual screening made possible by AI are transforming the drug discovery process. The use of AI-driven technology in pharmaceutical service marketing is completely changing the pharmaceutical sector by boosting customer interaction, streamlining marketing tactics, and boosting operational efficiency. Through machine learning algorithms that customise messages and services, as well as predictive analytics that predicts consumer demands and behaviours, artificial intelligence (AI) makes personalised marketing possible. Chatbots and virtual assistants, which offer real-time customer service and increase accessibility, are powered by natural language processing, or NLP. AI also speeds up research timelines, analyses large databases, and spots possible market trends to help in medication discovery and development. Consistent and efficient communication is ensured by the use of AI in automated content creation and consumer sentiment analysis. To fully utilise AI, despite its many advantages, issues including data protection, integration difficulty, and ethical considerations need to be resolved.