AI activity can be turned into measurable impact for insurers by defining outcomes upfront, reimagining operating models, and building AI literacy across their workforce, said Aman Gour, FurtherAI, and Jay Bell, Zurich Global Construction & Surety.
Oct. 1, 2026
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