Digital & AI Transformation
Promoting Responsible Artifical Intelligence in Insurance
Author: Benno Keller
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in insurance can bring economic and societal benefits by lowering insurance costs and helping insure more people. The Geneva Association analysed a selection of the many ethics guidelines issued by governmental and non-governmental organisations and private companies. Of the five core principles for the responsible use of AI identified, this report takes a close look at two—1) transparency and explainability and 2) fairness—that are particularly complex for insurers to interpret and implement. It also explores how to address the key trade-offs that arise in applying these principles.
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