The UK’s third largest motor insurer Ageas has begun using innovative artificial intelligence technology to analyse crash sites and streamline the claims process. The aim is to cut costs and let engineers focus on more complex issues — rather than assessing vehicles one by one. In a pilot project in London, it is analysing data from more than 1,000 crashes involving cars that have been involved in collisions with pedestrians or cyclists since 2014.
The UK’s third largest motor insurer Ageas has begun using innovative artificial intelligence technology to analyse crash sites and streamline the claims process. In a pilot project in London, it is analysing data from more than 1,000 crashes involving cars that have been involved in collisions with pedestrians or cyclists since 2014.