A.I technology is on the rise and India is not far behind! An industry that can leverage A.I to vastly increase productivity is Indian insurance. And it’s good to know that this industry is embracing Artificial Intelligence (A.I) technologies to improve their efficiency and accuracy.
InsuranceLiya.com , an Indian insurance blog, has innovated an A.I-powered chatbot that lets readers ask insurance related questions, the A.I then proceeds to give the most relevant answers to these questions. This is not your average chatbot, this A.I powered chatbot (InsuranceLiya.com/ai) is capable of answering highly complex questions, and the tone in which it will answer them it will seem that you’re chatting with an actual person.
And why not? The InsuranceLiya chatbot is based on Open AI’s GPT model, that’s famous for being almost human like in its responses. This unique application of A.I technology has the potential to revolutionize the Indian insurance sector, thus marking the beginning of the A.I age in insurance in India.
InsuranceLiya.com’s founder, Mr. Parastar P. Doctor had this to say when we requested for a snippet "One of the most exciting things about working with A.I is the constant innovation and iteration. We're always testing, retesting and refining our A.I to ensure that it is delivering the most optimal results. Another One exciting aspect of being in the AI space right now is the sheer scale of the opportunities."
Global companies that leverage A.I
Geico uses A.I for claim settlement
Globally, several insurance companies have been utilizing A.I technologies to improve their web applications and websites. For instance, Geico, one of the largest car insurance providers in the United States, has developed an A.I-powered chatbot that assists customers in filing claims, checking policy information, and getting quotes for new policies. Lemonade, a U.S. insurance startup, uses A.I algorithms to underwrite policies in real-time, streamlining the entire insurance process for customers.
China’s Ping An handles customer queries
In China, Ping An Insurance has developed an A.I assistant called 'Xiao Ping' that handles customer inquiries, claims processing, and risk assessment. The A.I assistant is so sophisticated that it can even detect fraud by analyzing data patterns.
Indian insurance and A.I
The Indian insurance industry can leverage A.I technology to analyze vast amounts of data and make predictions based on that data. A.I algorithms can analyze customer behaviour and preferences to develop personalized insurance policies. The technology can also be used to detect fraudulent claims, saving insurers hundreds of crores each year.
Moreover, A.I-powered chatbots can help insurance companies provide better customer service. By using chatbots, insurers can respond to customer queries in real-time, 24/7, without the need for human intervention. This can help to improve customer satisfaction and reduce the workload for customer service teams.
Potential concerns regarding A.I
However, there are some concerns regarding the use of A.I technology. A.I algorithms could be biased, leading to discriminatory policies or practices. There is also a risk that A.I-powered chatbots could lead to job losses for human customer service representatives.
To mitigate these risks, insurers must ensure that their A.I algorithms are transparent and unbiased. They should also ensure that their A.I-powered chatbots are used to augment human customer service teams, rather than replace them.
In conclusion, InsuranceLiya.com's innovative use of A.I technology can potentially revolutionize the Indian insurance space. Although the use of A.I has its benefits, developers must also be aware of the potential risks and take steps to mitigate them. By doing so, the Indian insurance industry can leverage the power of A.I to improve efficiency, accuracy, and customer satisfaction, and do so safely.