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    How AI is Transforming Insurance Sector

    Apac CIO Outlook | Wednesday, November 17, 2021
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    Let us look at how AI can transform the below areas in the insurance industry:

    Fremont, CA: For quite some time, artificial intelligence (AI) has been the buzzword. Because of the potential benefits, businesses are eager to implement this technology.

    The insurance industry can benefit from AI in a variety of ways, including increased productivity, improved customer experience, efficient claims management, reduced fraud, and so on. The key, however, is to identify the appropriate set of use cases and to invest in the appropriate platform.

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    Let us look at how AI can transform the below areas in the insurance industry:

    Claims Management– Insurers can use AI to automate the entire process, from data capture to settlement creation, authorization and approval, payment tracking, salvage and recovery tracking, legal matter processing, as well as communication management. Bots can review claims, verify policy details, detect fraud, and process payments, making the claims process more efficient and faster.

    Customer Service– Employees can use chatbots to answer customers' questions around the clock, from basic policy-related questions to quotes to handling customer complaints and grievances. Bots can be integrated with a variety of channels, including social media, websites, and others, allowing users to engage customers via their preferred mode of communication. As a result, costs are reduced while the customer experience is enhanced.

    Fraud Detection and Prevention- The total cost of insurance fraud costs the insurance industry more than $40 billion per year. Insurance companies can utilize machine learning and AI to analyze historical data and identify a set of patterns that can be used to detect and prevent fraud at an early stage. Furthermore, the technology allows one to delve deep into a sea of data to uncover hidden insights.

     

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