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2 June 2026Technology

Exclusive: Gen AI will make underwriting more attractive again and bring new talent: Munich Re

Generative AI could accelerate the process of making life underwriting more attractive again by stripping away much of the administrative work that currently dominates the role and has made the profession harder to sustain and less attractive to new talent.

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