Large Language Models in the Insurance Industry

Generative AI is having a profound impact on text-heavy industries. Insurance companies are now able to make their work faster, more secure, and more insightful thanks to large language models (LLMs).

  • Accelerate claims processing and fraud detection

  • Generate personalized policy recommendations

  • Extract key insights from complex documents

  • Enhance risk assessment and underwriting accuracy

  • Improve customer service with AI-powered assistants

  • Streamline regulatory compliance and reporting

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • While there are companies who have gone the route of training their own LLM from scratch - spending millions of dollars in the process - it is actually a better idea to remain flexible if you want to stay competitive. Vendor agnosticism, a principle championed by deepset, allows you to change models when they no longer serve you. For example, if a cheaper or faster model comes along, you can simply plug it into your existing pipeline and move on.

  • Keeping data safe, especially sensitive customer or business data, is a big concern in the age of AI models and decentralized computing infrastructures. At deepset, we recognize this and have therefore prioritized data security. Users can manage access with MFA and SSO in deepset Cloud, while our virtual private cloud (VPC) option provides the flexibility to leave their data layer in their preferred location. Furthermore, we are SOC 2 and GDPR-compliant, as well as CSA STAR Level 1 certified.

  • To build products or internal tools with AI, you need to put together a team that understands AI technology, has a product mindset, and understands both user needs and business requirements. This type of team is called an "AI team." It can be large or small, as long as it has the right cross-functional skills.

  • LLMs "hallucinate", that is, they make up facts that are not supported by any data. Because of the eloquence of these models, hallucinations can be difficult to detect, creating a volatile factor that is a barrier to using LLMs in production. However, using a combination of prevention techniques, teams can reduce the number of hallucinations to a minimum. These include effective prompting, grounding the LLM's response in fact-checked data through retrieval augmented generation (RAG), and monitoring the Groundedness of responses.

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