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28 April 2025Technology

London Market divided when it comes to adopting AI

The London insurance market’s use of artificial intelligence (AI) is split, with one-third actively using it in underwriting, while the majority are still testing the waters or yet to begin, a survey by the Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA) has revealed.

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