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5 May 2026Reinsurance

AI may be another ‘very fashionable’ tool for ‘routine repetitive things’

Berkshire Hathaway remains tech-sceptical in insurance and is neither placing any major bets on AI as a transformative tool nor ready to jump into cyber given the untested nature of the line, the group’s top officer for insurance has signalled.

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