Deploying LLMs for Insurance Underwriting and Claims Processing: A Comprehensive Guide to Training, Model Validation, and Regulatory Compliance
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Large Language Models, insurance underwriting, claims processingAbstract
MPMs underlined underwriting and impacted insurance claims. This work supports compliance, model validation, and insurance LLM training. By means of a thorough analysis of LLM designs, one may see how they could automate risk assessment, policy underwriting, fraud detection, customer service, and risk assessment modification of insurance operations. With NLP, LLMs may review, assess, and produce like humans to examine vast volumes of unstructured data such consumer interactions, claims forms, and insurance documents. Comprehensive LLM training needs to be fit for policies of insurance companies.
Transfer learning, domain-specific datasets, and lifelong learning improve LLM model generalization in insurance environments. Model accuracy calls both domain knowledge and premium, labeled datasets. This work covers advanced model validation techniques like cross-valuation, adversarial testing, and bias detection systems to minimize model flaws and guarantee fair decision-making. Transparency in underwriting models of insurance helps to prevent regulation and bias. Interpretability and a fairness-aware algorithm help to explain LLM decisions.
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