More than $65 billion was awarded in "nuclear verdicts" during the last five years, says Robert Tyson, founder of Schaefer City Technologies. (Credit: Fewerton/Shutterstock.com)
Insurance carriers can save billions by detecting nuclear verdicts before they happen.
With large settlements rising in frequency and amount, Robert Tyson, founder of Schaefer City Technologies, said in an interview with PropertyCasualty360 that AI can take an existing data set with the right algorithms and project future results.
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