Generative AI is the buzzword for 2024, and insurers are approaching this new technology enthusiastically. Carriers have invested in artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities at significant rates over the last decade to support a variety of fraud-detection and risk-and-behavior-modeling capabilities. The availability of GenAI at scale in 2023 has introduced another set of capabilities that insurers have already begun experimenting with to improve operations.
This brief highlights recent Datos Insights research focused on insurer readiness and investment in GenAI capabilities, as well as thought leadership and subject matter expertise from Datos Insights experts. The brief is of interest to senior business executives and IT professionals looking for insights into the insurance industry’s AI readiness and investment and how insurers can prepare to support advanced AI capabilities.
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About the Author
Tim Baum
Tim Baum is a seasoned technology executive with a history of leading both startups and large corporations in delivering complex strategic technology programs for business transformation. Tim started his career in the dBase development team at Ashton-Tate. After starting a technology services firm in 1998, Tim went on to work for several technology and financial firms, including serving as Vice...