GAITHERSBURG, Md. - Marylandian -- BullFrog AI Holdings, Inc. (N A S D A Q: BFRG) continues to advance its role at the intersection of artificial intelligence and drug development with the publication of a new whitepaper titled "AI in Bioinformatics: Turning Complex Data into Actionable Insights with BullFrog Data Networks®." The publication underscores the company's scientific foundation, proprietary technology, and growing relevance as pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies seek more reliable ways to reduce risk and cost in clinical development.

Addressing a Core Bottleneck in Drug Development

Despite unprecedented volumes of biological and clinical data, the majority of drug candidates still fail during clinical trials—often due to flawed target selection, poor patient stratification, or misleading data interpretation. BullFrog AI is focused on solving this problem by applying causal artificial intelligence and machine learning to complex biological datasets.

The newly published whitepaper identifies three fundamental pitfalls that limit traditional bioinformatics approaches:

• The compositional data trap, which distorts biological signals
• The mirage of feature importance, which can produce misleading correlations
• The overreach of generative AI, which lacks biological grounding and validation

According to BullFrog AI, these challenges contribute directly to high failure rates and billions of dollars in wasted R&D spending each year.

Proprietary Technology Rooted in Scientific Rigor

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At the center of BullFrog AI's approach is its proprietary bfLEAP® platform, built on causal inference and probabilistic modeling techniques originally developed at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory. When integrated into BullFrog Data Networks®, bfLEAP enables reproducible, biologically grounded insights across multimodal datasets, including genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and clinical trial data.

The whitepaper outlines how this framework moves beyond correlation-based AI, allowing researchers to identify causal relationships that are critical for:

• Drug target identification
• Biomarker discovery
• Patient stratification
• Clinical trial optimization

This modular and scalable architecture positions BullFrog AI as a potential foundational layer for AI-enabled pharmaceutical R&D.

Commercial Focus: From Insight to Adoption

Alongside its scientific progress, BullFrog AI is actively building its commercial infrastructure. In September, the company announced an expansion of its internal sales and marketing organization to accelerate adoption of its clinical trial optimization solutions, including its bfPREP™ module.

Originally developed through a collaboration with Eleison Pharmaceuticals, bfPREP is designed to handle the scale and complexity of real-world clinical trial data. The module rapidly transforms fragmented and unstructured datasets into standardized, analyzable formats—often within days—enabling downstream AI analysis.

Once data is prepared through bfPREP, BullFrog's broader platform, including bfLEAP®, can be applied to uncover patient subgroups, inform trial design, and improve execution precision. This end-to-end capability offers sponsors a more integrated approach to reducing trial risk and inefficiency.

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The sales expansion also complements BullFrog AI's commercial rollout with Sygnature Discovery, which is focused on selling BFRG Data Networks™ target selection solutions to global biopharmaceutical clients.

Positioned for a Growing Market Need

Demand for technologies that reduce clinical development risk continues to rise as drug development costs climb and regulatory scrutiny intensifies. BullFrog AI believes its combination of causal AI, scientific validation, and scalable infrastructure uniquely positions the company within the rapidly evolving AI-in-biopharma landscape.

By aligning product development, commercial execution, and thought leadership—evidenced by the publication of its latest whitepaper—BullFrog AI is working to establish itself not just as an AI tools provider, but as a trusted partner in modern drug development.

Looking Ahead

With expanding collaborations, a growing sales organization, and increasing visibility within the pharmaceutical research community, BullFrog AI appears focused on translating scientific innovation into commercial traction. As the industry continues to seek more reliable, data-driven approaches to drug discovery and clinical trials, BullFrog AI's emphasis on causal insight over correlation may prove increasingly valuable.

The full whitepaper
"AI in Bioinformatics: Turning Complex Data into Actionable Insights with BullFrog Data Networks®"
is available at: https://bullfrogai.com/resources/ai-in-bioinformatics-turning-complex-datainto-actionable-insights-with-bullfrog-datanetworks/

More information:
https://bullfrogai.com

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Company Contact:
BullFrog AI Holdings, Inc. (N A S D A Q: BFRG)
Vin Singh, Chief Executive Officer
info@bullfrogai.com
(240) 658-6710

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