As the insurance industry continues to pour money and resources into AI, the adoption gap among agents and brokers persists.

The adoption gap is more a result of confusion than it is of price or disinterest, according to GlobalData.

The adoption gap is more a result of confusion than it is of price or disinterest, according to GlobalData.

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Agentic shopping is making insurance more price competitive. But this trend also brings new opportunities, such as AI driving consumer interest in traditionally commercial products.

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As AI agents drive pure price shopping, the ultimate winners should be the carriers that can identify and price risk, writes ...

According to JD Power, personal insurance shopping may trend upward as consumers become more familiar with AI agents.

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