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The insurance industry is the least likely to consider itself “advanced” in AI, according to a recent report by EPAM Systems.
Despite rising AI investment across all business sectors, insurers are struggling to scale the technology, the data showed, citing data protection, security, and talent gaps as major hurdles. The insurance sector also has the highest share of beginners in AI.
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