"There was a sizable discussion on Twitter around a poorly worded tweet of ours (mostly the term 'non-verbal cues'), which led to confusion as to how we use customer videos to process claims. There were also questions about whether we use approaches like emotion recognition (we don't), and whether AI is used to automatically decline claims (never!)," said Lemonade in a May 26 blog post. (Photo: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg)
(Bloomberg) — Lemonade, an internet-based insurer, said that it doesn't use artificial intelligence to deny claims or coverage based on a person's characteristics after a "poorly worded tweet" drew heated criticism online.
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