
3 Strategies for reducing AI bias in insurance tech
At Nuon AI we love to engage in a little blue-sky thinking, and lately we’ve been contemplating the challenge of eliminating AI Bias.
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Insurtech startup Nuon AI closes £1m pre-seed funding round / Insurance Times, March 2022
Nuon AI and Ignite Systems partner to deliver UK’s first embedded pricing system / Coverager, November 2021
Ignite Systems, Nuon AI launch UK’s first insurance AI pricing service / Fintech Global, November 2021
Nuon AI secures investment from Haatch Ventures / Insurance Edge, September 2021
At Nuon AI we love to engage in a little blue-sky thinking, and lately we’ve been contemplating the challenge of eliminating AI Bias.
Part Two of our conversation with Professor Andy Pardoe, one of the world’s leading voices on the subject of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
There’s a pervasive logic among insurers when it comes to insurance tech. No one wants to be first, but everyone wants to be second. This makes a certain kind of sense. Being the first to adopt new tech carries risk, but of course, no one wants to be left behind.
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