Forum LABO Paris 2027

Agents IA, aide à la formulation, planification intelligence… Entre promesses et réglementations : comment exploiter concrètement l'IA en laboratoire ?

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Artificial intelligence is generating as much enthusiasm as it is raising legitimate questions within laboratories. For good reason: R&D and Quality Control teams are balancing the productivity opportunities offered by AI with their day-to-day regulatory requirements (ISO 17025, GxP, etc.) and compliance with the very recent European regulation, the EU AI Act. This session offers a practical overview of how AI is actually being used in the field, by examining business use cases in light of this regulatory challenge, with a particular focus on the EU AI Act. Through this presentation, participants will discover: 1. The new regulatory framework of the EU AI Act: understanding the impact of the new European AI Act regulation on artificial intelligence solutions used in laboratories, including transparency obligations, the essential role of human oversight (human-in-the-loop), and traceability requirements. 2. Managing the quality and relevance of AI-generated results: how to structure databases to provide artificial intelligence with a solid foundation and high-quality data so that it can produce reliable and actionable results. 3. Concrete and operational AI use cases in laboratories: from AI-assisted formulation to intelligent planning, including the automatic extraction of data from documents (scans, PDFs, reports) and natural language support through virtual assistants.

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