Artificial Intelligence (AI) could be said to have come of age in 2025 with the complete acceptance of its place in the investment ecosystem.
However, continued questions about its efficacy, environmental impact, and regulatory boundaries persist, which have caused some to question whether it is necessary.
But what is obvious is that it is now entrenched in the insurance landscape. Investment portfolios now use AI for a variety of analysis, operational, and allocation preliminary work.
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