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AI in Insurance: Balancing Risk, Ethics, and Opportunity | A Guide To: AI in Insurance
AI is transforming the insurance sector, bringing new capabilities and challenges to the forefront. Ted Pine, Senior Business Development Manager at Munich Re, discusses how the industry can balance ethical considerations, mitigate risks, and leverage AI for efficiency. In this interview, Ted explores the growing pains of AI adoption in insurance, the ethical hurdles related to data privacy, and the potential of AI for customer service and document management.
Nov 20, 2024
Ted Pine, Sr Business Development Manager, Insure AI, Munich Re
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AI adoption in the insurance sector is currently focused on well-established use cases, like customer service chatbots, where the risks and potential outcomes are well-understood.
Ethical AI practices begin with robust data governance policies that build upon existing frameworks, such as HIPAA and EU privacy regulations.
Transparency and reliability are critical, but AI models, especially complex ones, often lack explainability.
The insurance industry would benefit from standardized frameworks for AI governance, similar to those in data protection and quality control.
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