AI-Driven Data Integration: Enhancing Risk Assessment in the Insurance Industry
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data integration, risk assessment, insurance industryAbstract
Recent AI data integration has transformed insurance risk assessment. Advanced AI algorithms increase risk evaluation and underwriting efficiency using several data sources.
Structured data from constrained sources may skew or misjudge insurance risk assessments. AI-driven data integration analyzes and synthesizes huge amounts of unstructured and structured data from several sources using machine learning techniques. AI may improve risk assessments utilizing social, behavioral, economic, and historical data, research finds.
Previous insurance risk assessment methods were flawed. IT then examines AI-driven data integration and analysis. AI approaches including natural language processing, neural networks, and predictive analytics are being evaluated for risk model accuracy and complex data analysis.
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