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Agentic AI: The next wave in Insurtech?

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We’re witnessing the next step in the evolution of AI - it’s Agentic AI, and it’s transforming insurtech by automatically adjusting premiums, identifying emerging risks and making underwriting decisions. This podcast breaks down the buzz behind Agentic AI and how it’s reshaping insurance operations.

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