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An AI system could probably get close, but the act of capturing all the variables might cost the insurance companies more then the current system, which involve
by ecopoesis 10y ago
An AI system could probably get close, but the act of capturing all the variables might cost the insurance companies more then the current system, which involves a lot of 'gut feelings' about what is important or not for a policy.
There is also licensing involved, in my sister's case she had to earn a CPCU before she could do here job on her own.
- mysterydip 10y agoThanks for the info, and yeah licensing was something I hadn't even considered but could be a big liability for a company relying on machines (side note: wonder how the self driving cars handle this?)
- forgetsusername 10y ago>which involves a lot of 'gut feelings' about what is important or not for a policy. Edit: I see you answered this same question below. Whoops. Can you give some examples? I thought it's pretty well understood that the "gut feelings" of experts have been and will continue to be outperformed by algorithms for these sorts of tasks. My imagination is failing trying to come up with something data-based that an agent would see and a computer couldn't.