Kristoffer Lundberg

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Making Risk Flow | The Future of Insurance · Think Slow, Execute Fast: The New Playbook for Vertical AI Transformation in Insurance | Kristoffer Lundberg · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

I'm not saying full automation.

The direction is increasing levels of automation.

And then I think, given that we will never get there in one go, and even in five goes, it's like, how do you then really apply judgment on what are the steps in those workflows where you really want the human judgment?

Yeah.

And do it in a very deliberate way, right?

I think, I mean, it might sound like a nuance.

It's a very different approach than the historical one, which is like we assumed humans would be involved in every step of every process.

And then we just designed technology around it to make it more efficient, right?

And I think that is a significant change in mentality.

Yeah, that's a change of where, and this is, I think, where people get a bit scared about thinking, okay, when you're taking the human out of the loop, is that going to remove the jobs?

But I think that's where I always try to challenge people and say, well, this is where we need to be more deliberate about where the humans are, and then we need to double down on that.

So for me, it's very exciting that

We can now say, well, a lot of the things that could be automated would take that away.

But what are the things that both humans is still the very, very best to do, the relationships, the higher complex decision-making, how do we double down on that and actually do even more of that, become more productive as well with that?

So, yeah.

And actually, you were sharing earlier today with me an anecdote of how you're using AI internally and the impact on the talent, on the world.

So what are your thoughts on that?

So a couple of things.

So one, I listened to a podcast with Marc Andreessen, where he talked about this notion of AI vampires, where you have these people right now that are so sucked into the capabilities of this technology that you end up just not sleeping.

Because you can all of a sudden do so much.

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