From RAGs to riches: Utilizing large language models to write documents for clinical trials

Casper van Langen; Christoph Meier; Gaetan Rensonnet; Ilyass El-Mansouri; Nigel Markey

From RAGs to riches: Utilizing large language models to write documents for clinical trials

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Nigel Markey , Ilyass El-Mansouri , Gaetan Rensonnet , Casper van Langen , Christoph Meier This is my paper · ORCID

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