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Are you AI-ready as a pharma professional?



The way you formulate your question or instruction

Understanding how to use AI tools responsibly, including their limitations, risks, and ethical implications

The ability to program AI models and write machine learning algorithms

Having a university degree in artificial intelligence

A deployer decides to apply the AI system in a specific context and is often also the professional end user

A deployer builds the AI system and is never the end user

Rewriting or summarising texts, with human review

Using AI to assess CVs based on names and origin

Using AI to rewrite package leaflets in plain language

Using AI to suggest corrective actions in CAPA reports

Limited risk, because the AI supports professional decisions but doesn’t impact health or fundamental rights

Minimal risk, because the tool is used internally

High risk, because the data is confidential and may be misused

As long as the AI tool is helpful, no additional measures are needed

You must ensure that personal or confidential data is processed lawfully, with appropriate safeguards

GDPR does not apply to internal documents within a company