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9 September 2025Technology

Aspiration v readiness: a big gap exists in AI’s use in marine insurance

There is no doubt that artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining a foothold in the delivery of marine insurance, and over time it may become hugely influential if its progress is maintained.

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