Brokers must transform to evade threat of AI - report
Publication suggests that brokers who rely on their paperwork skills or only act as a go-between the client and underwriter will be challenged by AI solutions.
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), in partnership with Konsileo and PKF Littlejohn Accountants & Business Advisors has created a report on the future of commercial insurance broking.
One of the key findings outlined how artifical intelligence may impact commercial brokers.
The report, The Future of Commercial Insurance Broking, detailed that brokers who rely on their paperwork skills or act as a go-between the client and underwriter will be challenged by AI solutions which automate
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