Power but pitfalls: ABIR CEO Huff on the use of AI in re/insurance

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly reshaping global re/insurance, offering powerful tools for regulatory compliance, market intelligence, and narrative control. But the misinformation it can generate also makes AI a dangerous tool for re/insurers not using checks and balances.

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