CII CEO raises concerns over AI and entry-level insurance roles
Matthew Hill, CEO of the Chartered Insurance Institute, has warned that the automation of entry-level tasks could change how future insurance professionals develop their skills and judgement.
Opening the professional body’s Shaping the Future of Insurance: Navigating Future Risks conference in London this morning (1 October), Hill said that as more capability is delegated to technology
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