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How AI will transform insurance in 2024

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Richard Hartley, CEO and co-founder of insurtech Cytora, discusses the trends we are likely to see in the use of AI within the insurance industry in 2024.

As we move further into the digital age, we are seeing more and more evidence of a transformation within commercial insurance driven by the latest technological advances. 

The acceleration of

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