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TechTalk: Vibe-coding could leave insurers ‘crashing on the rocks’
The ’biggest misconception’ about vibe-coding in the market is that ‘AI-generated code reduces the need for governance’, says head of emerging technology risk
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Briefing: The insurance broker is at an existential crossroads
Sonia Habib: Kovrilo launch followed a decade of refusing to accept ‘a limit in the sky’
Insurer operational capacity is limiting quoting, but AI offers an ‘infinite’ ability to scale
Fraud Charter: AI-generated ‘swamp of activity’ threatens to overwhelm insurer fraud and complaints teams
Briefing: Are the financial markets finally coming to their senses?
John Toms: Claims, customers and his next chapter at Marsh
Briefing: When more care is possible, what care is right?
TechTalk: Vibe-coding could leave insurers ‘crashing on the rocks’
In Focus: Can cyber insurance keep up with AI?
From keyless hacking to conflict zones – how the UK’s stolen vehicles fuel a global trade
The Big Question: Are specialist commercial lines the answer to soft market rate pressure?
Briefing: The insurance broker is at an existential crossroads
Claims performance emerges as a key battleground for broker loyalty
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Sonia Habib: Kovrilo launch followed a decade of refusing to accept ‘a limit in the sky’
Insurer operational capacity is limiting quoting, but AI offers an ‘infinite’ ability to scale
Fraud Charter: AI-generated ‘swamp of activity’ threatens to overwhelm insurer fraud and complaints teams
Briefing: Evolving crash for cash threat hits UK motorists and insurers with more sophisticated tactics
Insurance’s knowledge gap: ‘We lose personalities, we lose judgement’
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