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The Leadership in Insurance Podcast - S1, E21, Ron Glozman, Chisel AI

Mar 22, 202149 minEp 21Transcript available on Metacast
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In this episode of the Leadership in Insurance Podcast we were joined by Ron Glozman  

Ron is the CEO and founder of Chisel AI a purpose-built AI-led solution for the Insurance market

In today's episode we talked about:  

  • How creating an app for students to study more efficiently led him to the insurance market 
  • How the evolution of NLP created the opportunities in insurance 
  • How AI and machine learning can create better jobs for people in the insurance 
  • The talent gap in the insurance market – more people retiring than joining. 
  • We discuss how the cost-saving of Ai will be utilized? Better products? Cheaper products or shareholder value? Is there a moral imperative? 
  • Does insurance do a poor job of attracting new entrants to the insurance market? 
  • Should we focus on the change and innovation of insurance to get more people interested in joining the insurance industry? 
  • Not all AI is created equal? How so – Ron explains to the layman….. me! 
  • Off the shelf vs bespoke – both have uses but we need to understand the limitations. 
  • Where is insurance on the automation spectrum? And where will we be in 5 years! 
  • How machine learning can aid knowledge transfer Insurance stage of evolution vs banking 
  • The macro challenge of education for new businesses  
  • Is the speed of change hindered by human resistance – could you let go of the wheel in an autonomous vehicle?   
  • Thanks to Ron for being a great guest  

This podcast was brought to you by FinPro​​​​​​ an executive recruitment business that works in the Insurance and Instech space   

Our host is FinPro Director, Alex Bond   

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