Why insurance remains a human business despite the growth of AI
Trade voice: Melissa Collett, CEO of Insurtech UK asks whether agentic artificial intelligence is a distant concept, or an achievable and necessary evolution for the insurance industry.
AI in insuranceThe insurance industry is no stranger to AI, with machine learning models having been quietly operating behind the scenes in risk assessment, claims processing and operational
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