Passionate about creating software, mathematical models, and fine-tuning systems.
Currently involved in roles at the Gaia Coordination Unit and Webster University, teaching software engineering and exploring cutting-edge technologies.
Interested in human rights, environmental sustainability, and technological advancements.
At the University of Geneva, we had the privilege on May 29th of hosting a captivating discussion on the critical topic of artificial intelligence (AI) and ethics. The event was a resounding success, thanks to the insightful contributions of our esteemed speakers and the engaged participation of our audience.
In the ever-evolving landscape of insurance, efficiency and accuracy in claims processing are paramount. by Andrea Paschetta Fortunately, the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies has brought a transformative wave to the industry. By harnessing the power of AI, insurance companies can streamline operations, minimise errors and improve customer satisfaction.
AI automates and streamlines manual and repetitive processes, speeding up response times and reducing human error.
While the process of underwriting a policy is sometimes fully digital with seamless customer journals, some steps are still often manual.