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AI in Bio Biggest Questions

This article examines the most consequential forks in biotech over the next decade: whether neolabs become large independent companies, next-gen CROs become big businesses, China becomes the global biotech hub, US drug approvals increase, and incumbent drug distribution collapses. It presents bull and bear cases to help builders underwrite their assumptions.

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  • Neolabs in bio could become large independent companies, but face challenges in productizing technology.
  • Next-gen CROs may serve new customers like frontier labs and patients, but incumbents are entrenched.
  • China's dominance in biotech hinges on geopolitical tensions and IP protection.
  • US drug approvals could rise due to data accessibility and capital efficiency, but regulatory inertia may hinder progress.

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