How insurers are tentatively embracing AI
Analysis: Frances Stebbing explores how insurers are using generative AI, while recognising the risks and preparing for the incoming regulation for this type of technology.
While superficially the insurance industry seems to be ticking along the same way as it has done for centuries, you don’t have to scratch too far beneath the surface to uncover how artificial
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