Success in digitisation favours the brave: SIRC panel

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The COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns accelerated digitization, tipping the scales in favour of insurers able and willing to place a decisive bet on technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI)—but this was not without risks, industry leaders told a SIRC panel titled “The Potential of Data Analytics and AI in Insurance”.

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