Juan de Castro

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569 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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Making Risk Flow | The Future of Insurance · [Greatest Hits] The Speed Advantage: How AI and Customer Obsession Are Reshaping Specialty Insurance | Christian Stobbs · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

What are the use cases of your day to day where you're using AI that perhaps twelve, twenty-four months ago you did not expect you would use AI for that?

Is there anything that comes to mind?

I was thinking again, this is the domestic example, but the same way AI creates more family time to watch films.

I was chatting with my wife the other day and and she was saying, Oh, I've been talking to Gemini about what to do in my job and and it's funny because some conversations that her and I would have normally now she has those conversations with Gemini first and then we discuss them later.

But like it's very interesting how it's becoming almost your right hand man or woman.

to help out with anything from the very small tasks to critiquing your strategy or preparing for a business meeting.

I was reflecting on that because for the last fifteen years we've been talking about the future.

What does the future of an underwriter look like?

How will the role evolve?

And all the consulting companies would create these archetypes, and then nobody knew exactly how to get there.

I see this is just happening in a very natural way, right?

It's like many of our clients, underwriters, are becoming more and more peer reviewers.

And it's a it's becoming a smoother transition that probably any

many of us would have anticipated, right?

That they're just using AI generated steering or insights as like a first task at how to underwrite a risk and they're becoming more peer reviewers that which leads to higher productivity because they can peer review many more risks in a day.

So the conversation has naturally evolved to thinking about like how is the industry evolving?

What's the role of how is the role of the underwriting evolving?

If you had to think like so if you execute on the vision and those four pillars that you described earlier, what does the Marquel of twenty thirty, twenty thirty five look like?

So yeah, I mean we've touched a little bit on the role of the underwriters, but what is gonna be different, I guess, in five, ten years time?

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