Insurance sector breaking down barriers to data science integration

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While insurance has been viewed as ‘behind the curve’ on AI adoption, a ‘significant’ amount of effort has been made to upskill, says technical product lead

The growing use of data science will transform the way the insurance industry analyses the risks it faces, but the complexity of those risks will demand greater data transparency.

Rachael McNaughton, technical product lead with a focus on analytics and machine learning at broker Willis Towers Watson, said the industry was making real strides in its use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning over past years – but that there was more to come.

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