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Agentic AI removes ‘barrier’ for fraud investigators across different insurance lines

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’When you change the dynamic on how much time somebody needs to spend on an investigation or the fidelity with which they can find things, what you’re actually changing is the throughput of the system – the output benefit of prevented fraud,’ says technology leader

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AI and fraud

Agentic AI removes ‘barrier’ for fraud investigators across different insurance lines

2026-10-23T07:00:00+01:00By

’When you change the dynamic on how much time somebody needs to spend on an investigation or the fidelity with which they can find things, what you’re actually changing is the throughput of the system – the output benefit of prevented fraud,’ says technology leader