This event is organized by the Department of Strategy and Innovation

Artificial intelligence is being increasingly leveraged across industries to offer superior products and services and optimize business processes. The proliferation of AI, however, raises a number of ethical questions on data privacy, fairness, bias, and accountability. In the future, will AI decide who is insured and who is not? Who will get which level of insurance coverage? And will vulnerable groups be left behind uninsured? This talk focuses on the risks related to the use of AI in the insurance sector.

Discussion:

Fre­de­rik Bor­gers, Head of Pri­cing In­ter­na­tio­nal, UNIQA

Mar­ge­ret Hall, As­si­stant Pro­fes­sor of Stra­te­gic Busi­ness Ana­ly­tics, WU

Chris­ti­an Haas, As­si­stant Pro­fes­sor of Ap­p­lied Busi­ness Ana­ly­tics, WU

Moderated by:

Rina Cekaj, Stu­dent of the WU Cen­ter of Ex­cel­lence, WU

Han­nes Ebner, Stu­dent of the WU Cen­ter of Ex­cel­lence, WU

Da­ni­el Logar, Stu­dent of the WU Cen­ter of Ex­cel­lence, WU

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