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12 November 2026Technology

Poorly governed AI could accelerate underwriting errors, warns KBRA

Insurers’ growing use of artificial intelligence in underwriting and pricing could improve risk selection and profitability, but poorly governed models risk accelerating pricing errors and adverse selection, according to KBRA.

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