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Why AI in bioprocessing fails and what works

January 30, 2026
10 min read
Ori Zakin
CEO & Co-Founder

AI is the new buzzword in bioprocessing. It’s promising faster development, better control, and smarter decision-making. But in reality most teams struggle to turn AI into something useful. Too often, AI is layered on top of fragmented data, missing context, and workflows that were never designed to support biological variability.

In this session, BioRaptor CEO Ori Zakin breaks down what trusted AI actually requires in real bioprocess environments, how to capture context, connect upstream/downstream lineage, and implement AI iteratively to reduce risk while driving measurable process improvements.

Topics and timestamps

4:44 - why we can’t get ChatGPT-like answers in bioprocessing

8:05 - how much data do you need to start seeing AI benefits

14:28 - examples how context changes insights

18:31 - implementation playbook: adoption, trust, traceability, and the 4-stage iterative journey

36:27 - demo + Q&A: grounding results, structured capture, and practical AI value

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If this session resonated, BioRaptor helps teams capture, harmonize and structure bioprocess data, and has an AI engine that works quietly in the background, constantly connecting data points across your process to surface insights no human could spot alone.

Ori Zakin
CEO & Co-Founder

Ori Zakin is the CEO and co-founder of BioRaptor.ai, where he helps biologists turn complex bioprocessing data into actionable insight. With a background in engineering and computer science, he’s spent his career building systems that uncover hidden patterns across industries. His mission is to give scientists the same powerful, scalable tools engineers have relied on for decades.

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