Insurance AI chatbot launched, powered by unrivalled journalism, research and data
Insurance Post is pleased to announce the launch of Insurance Pulse, a UK insurance AI chatbot, powered by unrivalled journalism, research and data.
Pulse analyses content and data from Insurance Post, Insurance Age, and other trusted industry sources to surface themes, patterns, and areas of market interest. Its purpose is to support research, idea generation, and general market understanding.
Continuously updated, Insurance Pulse gives you proprietary insight you won’t find on public platforms or generic AI — and a real-time view of priorities, pressures and decision-making across the UK insurance ecosystem.
The plan is for Insurance Pulse to roll out a number of personas throughout the year, with an AI Broker the first launch, trained with unrivalled knowledge of the UK Insurance market.
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