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Review highlights AI methodologies improving drug delivery systems, discussing challenges in clinical application.
AI is transforming drug delivery system (DDS) design by enabling predictive modeling and inverse design strategies. Recent advances integrating machine learning, deep learning and physics-informed approaches have improved the ability to capture complex formulation–performance relationships. This review provides a structured overview of AI methodologies in DDS, compares their strengths and limitations, and discusses their integration into pharmaceutical pipelines. Key challenges, including data heterogeneity, limited generalizability, model interpretability and regulatory validation, are critically assessed as barriers to clinical translation of AI-driven DDS design.
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