Why generative AI is a commercial insurance game-changer

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Andy Moss, co-founder and CEO of Send, on how artificial intelligence isn't the future of commercial insurance but an already embedded part of operations today.

Experts will tell you that artificial intelligence is the next big thing to happen to commercial insurance, but that’s only partly correct.

In fact, AI applications have

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