AI represents a double-edged sword for risk transfer industry

Artificial intelligence represents a double-edged sword for the risk transfer industry

Willyam Bradberry

Recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) in the re/insurance industry in 2017, such as the alleged job losses at Fukoku Life Mutual and the rise of AI in the insurtech space, has sparked a series of discussions surrounding both the potential and concerns arising from this phenomenon.

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Artificial Intelligence, Technology, Risk Transfer, PwC, Fukoku Life Mutual, Lemonade, Global

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