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6 September 2026Technology

Ignoring the adoption of AI is the biggest risk for insurers: Xceedance SVP

The biggest risk in the adoption of AI is if you do nothing, however, measured adoption with supervisory oversight producing outcomes that meet requirements of consistency, efficacy, fairness and reliability, are crucial to not being left behind in the race.

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