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Precedia/Precedia vs. general AI

Precedia vs. general AI

General chatbots are good at language. Nonclinical decisions need something else: the regulator's exact words, a complete set of precedents, and honesty about what isn't public.

General AI chatbotPrecedia
Where answers come fromTraining data, sometimes a web searchFDA and EMA review documents and US labels for approved products
CitationsOften missing; when given, not always realEvery answer cites the document and page. Every quote is verified word for word
When the source is silentTends to fill the gap with a plausible answerShows “Not stated in public reviews”
Counting precedentsCan't reliably tell you “how many of all approvals”Covers every approval in five modalities, so counts are real
RecencyStops at the model's training cutoffSources checked every week; data updated every month, with the date on every page
What you take awayChat textCited answers, precedent tables, a plan benchmark, CSV and a cited report

Why it matters for an IND package

01Source, not memory

Precedia reads the FDA multi-discipline reviews, EMA assessment reports and CBER review memos themselves. A general chatbot paraphrases whatever it absorbed in training.

02Every quote machine-checked

Every quote is checked word for word against the page it cites. A build that fails the check never ships.

03Real denominators

“3 of 18 multispecifics disclosed their first-dose method” only means something if you have all 18. Precedia covers every approval in each of its modalities.

04It says “not stated”

When a review is silent, Precedia shows the gap. It never fills it with a plausible-sounding guess.

05Updated every month

Precedia checks FDA, EMA and ICH every week for new approvals, review documents and guidance, and publishes an update on the first Monday of each month. A chatbot's knowledge stops at its training cutoff.

06Built for the IND package

Benchmark your plan against precedents and take the citations straight into briefing documents, with the page number attached.

Try it yourself

Ask your usual chatbot these questions, then open the Precedia answer and check the page it cites.

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