One in four insurers are scaling AI to reinvent their business
Insurers are seeing tangible revenue gains from artificial intelligence, but a major gap remains between experimentation and enterprise-wide adoption, according to Accenture research.
The consultancy found that 81% of insurers have achieved at least a 5% improvement in gross written premiums through AI and data initiatives, suggesting investment in the technology is translating
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