How insurance can counter the rise in AI-enabled fraud
Trade Voice: Lauren France, member of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers and counter fraud director at DWF, on how the industry can work to counter artificial intelligence-enabled fraud.
The use of artificial intelligence has grown rapidly over the past two years, particularly in the insurance and legal sectors.
Much of this adoption has been driven by the need to streamline processes
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