Beyond screens: how AI will reshape insurance engagement
Nigel Phillips, CEO of CDL, explores how artificial intelligence will allow insurers to move beyond the screen, from generic marketing prompts to contextual service interventions.
The way people relate to technology is changing. We are moving from clicking, scrolling and completing online forms to talking, asking, showing and expecting intelligent systems to understand context
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