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AI's Role in the Future of Insurance | A Guide To: AI in Insurance
In this engaging soundbite, Ted Pine, senior business development manager and AI insurance risk expert at Munich Re, delves into the intricacies of adopting AI within the insurance sector. With customer service automation being a primary focus, how are insurers leveraging past experiences with automation technologies to explore AI's potential benefits?
Oct 24, 2024
Ted Pine, Sr Business Development Manager, Insure AI, Munich Re
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The challenges of adopting AI in the insurance industry are intricately connected to the cautious approach of insurers, who prefer familiar use cases to mitigate risks.
Current AI applications in insurance largely revolve around customer service automation, building on established practices from previous technologies.
Insurers are leveraging their past experiences with automation to test AI technology, aiming to achieve improved outcomes while managing potential risks.
As AI technology evolves, there is a significant opportunity for the insurance sector to explore more innovative applications beyond customer service.
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