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AI in Insurance: Applications and Adoption , the road ahead

September 20, 2020

Dwiraj Bose
Senior Vice President – Analytics at Bajaj Allian
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for their organisations and customer engagement and how AI is playing a role?discuss the vast potential for AI in the insurance space, from theoretical insights to practical implementations. What insurers are doing in terms of using AI to create value in their organizations and to engage with customers better?

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