artificial intelligence Improving front-end customer experience remains the top priority and accounts for 58% of all the analyzed artificial intelligence use cases among insurers surveyed. (Photo: Shutterstock)

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A majority (53%) of insurers are opting to build in-house artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities through hiring, internal training, hackathons, acquisitions, and InsurTech partnerships, Everest Group has found.

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