Biotech & Pharma

Autonomy and Accountability in Bioprocessing

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A review by Laura Marie Helleckes and colleagues argues that full autonomy in bioprocessing is unrealistic due to biological variability and regulatory constraints, proposing instead hybrid laboratories where AI-driven automation coexists with human oversight. This approach aims to accelerate discovery while ensuring safety and accountability, emphasizing the importance of a balanced integration of AI and human expertise for content creators in the field.

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