The Real State of Agentic AI in Life Sciences, and What It Takes to Scale It Under GxP
Agentic AI could reshape how life sciences organizations discover, develop, manufacture, and monitor therapies. Most are still stuck in pilots. New research found that while 78% of life sciences executives believe they have agents running in production, only 26% actually do. The barrier is rarely the model. It is trust: accurate answers, connected data, and the traceability regulators expect.
This on-demand session draws on The State of Enterprise Agentic AI in 2026, a study of 740 AI and business leaders across enterprises generating more than 5 billion dollars in revenue across North America and Europe. It delivers an unfiltered look at where life sciences stands today, and what separates the leaders from everyone else.
Watch Dhaval Patel, Global Industry Leader, Life Sciences at ChapsVision, as he unpacks the research findings, and Eric Staib, Vice President of Corporate Quality at Syneos Health, as he shares how quality and compliance leaders balance innovation with the governance required to put AI to work in regulated environments. Together, they explore how successful adopters move from experimentation to validated, auditable AI across drug discovery, clinical development, manufacturing, and pharmacovigilance.