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24 March 2026Insurance

Nearly 90% of firms see AI boost productivity as training rises: Gallagher

Nine in ten businesses (86%) are seeing improved productivity from artificial intelligence, as companies accelerate investment in employee training and AI-focused roles to embed the technology across operations.

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