AI in the veterinary business: how Zoetis uses neural networks
Zoetis, the world's largest maker of veterinary drugs, is betting on AI. CEO Kristin Peck told Bloomberg that algorithms already help diagnose animal diseases before symptoms appear, speed up drug development and predict infection outbreaks in herds. In her words, the industry is "incredibly resilient" to crises: pet owners and agribusiness do not cut spending on animal health even in a recession.
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Zoetis CEO Kristin Peck told Bloomberg how adopting AI and neural networks helps the company strengthen its veterinary business through innovative approaches to diagnosing and treating animals.
How are neural networks used in the veterinary business?
The company uses artificial intelligence in diagnostic solutions for pets and farm livestock. According to CEO Kristin Peck, AI is changing veterinary medicine and strengthening Zoetis's position in the animal health market.
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