More than half of insurers plan to use artificial intelligence transform many of their existing business processes over the next three years. (Shutterstock) More than half of insurers plan to use artificial intelligence transform many of their existing business processes over the next three years. (Shutterstock)

Much is made of the impact that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to have in a number of different industries. But so far, adoption of AI in the insurance sector has been comparatively slow.

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