Guidewire on Putting AI Agents Inside Core Insurance Workflows
What's happening
Guidewire is pushing AI agents into core insurance workflows, arguing that claims and underwriting are ready for agent automation while insisting accountability cannot rest with the agent itself. The broader insurance sector is seeing AI take on document-heavy, time-sensitive claims work to fight fraud and speed handling, even as firms like Akur8 urge controlled, safeguarded AI use for actuarial tasks. At the same time, Earnix highlights an execution gap: models can be built and validated in hours but turning outputs into live prices and decisions still takes months.
Why it's trending
Because insurers now have fast model-building tools and agent capabilities, industry attention is shifting from model creation to safe, accountable deployment inside core workflows.
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Putting an AI agent inside claims will help, but it should never be the 'decision maker', here's why Guidewire is right to insist on human accountability now rather than later.
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- Guidewire on Putting AI Agents Inside Core Insurance Workflows
Guidewire’s Diego Devalle on why claims and underwriting are ready for AI agents, and why accountability can never sit with the agent itself. The post Guidewire on Putting AI Agents Inside Core Insurance Workflows appeared first on The Fintech Times .
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FinTech GlobalSep 8 - Can actuaries trust AI models?
InsurTech firm Akur8 is taking a controlled approach to AI adoption in insurance: if using AI for actuarial work is possible and even necessary today, it requires stronger safeguards than the “move fast” mentality often associated with artificial intelligence. In a recent Akur8 analysis, Chief Operating Officer Felix D’Alançon outlined the challenges facing insurers as […] The post Can
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