US tornadoes: Brit turn to robot to better grasp complex damage claims

US tornadoes: Brit turns to robot to better grasp complex damage claims

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Specialty re/insurer Brit has turned to machine learning algorithms to accelerate the identification of damage caused by last week’s catastrophic tornadoes in several US states.

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Brit, Tornadoes, Machine Learning, Catastrophe, Claims, Insurance, Reinsurance, Mike Barry, North America

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