Where AI appears in medicinal trials.
Search public CTIS medicinal trials with exact AI text evidence. The monitor separates registration status, country decisions, trial dates and result disclosure—without claiming clinical efficacy.
Registered does not mean effective.
A public CTIS record evidences a registered medicinal trial and its published procedural status. It does not evidence efficacy, marketing authorisation, clinical use, deployment or causality.
registration ≠ efficacy ≠ authorisation ≠ deploymentCountries and published procedural states
Each point represents one trial in one reported country. Its column deterministically groups the current published CTIS status; it does not assess success or medical maturity.
- Trials
- 20
- Countries
- 11
- Country points
- 27
Position describes public registry status, not efficacy or authorisation.
Frequently asked questions about the corpus
Does the monitor cover every clinical study in Europe?
Does a CTIS registration show that an AI system works?
How does a trial enter the AI corpus?
Are source events and i6eal observations the same thing?
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