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Artificial intelligence (AI) is systematically reshaping the entire vaccine research and development pipeline through integrating deep learning architectures with multi-omics data. This facilitates a paradigm shift from traditional trial-and-error empirical approaches to a novel rational design framework centered on data-driven and algorithm-generated methodologies. Despite challenges including data heterogeneity, model opacity, algorithmic bias, and lagging regulatory frameworks, AI enables a transformative leap from structural mimicry to functional innovation in vaccine design via deep integration with immunological mechanisms. This review comprehensively analyzes AI applications across key vaccine development stages: target identification, antigen design, adjuvant screening, process optimization, clinical trial design, and vaccine hesitancy mitigation. We particularly summarize recent tools, core architectures, functional features, and representative cases for AI-powered rational vaccine design, providing actionable references for future AI implementation in vaccinology.
This is an open access article under the CC BY license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).
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