Abstract
Artificial Intelligence or AI, has become a potent technology that might change the way healthcare works, from medicine delivery to drug discovery. This paper looks at how AI is already being used and will be used in the future in the pharmaceutical business, with an emphasis on medication delivery and research. It talks about a lot of different things, such as smart drug delivery networks, sensors, drug repurposing, statistical modeling, and simulating biological and biotechnological systems. It also looks at how The review talks about how AI may be used in medication formulation and distribution, clinical trials, drug safety, and pharmacovigilance. It talks about the rules and problems that come up when using AI in the pharmaceutical industry, such as privacy, data security, and how easy it is to understand AI models. The study continues with a look at the future, pointing out new trends, talking about the flaws and biases in AI models, and stressing how important it is to work together and share information. It gives a full picture of how AI might change the pharmaceutical sector and make patient care better, as well as areas where further research and development is needed.
