Kristoffer Lundberg
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 23 Jun
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It's like buy versus build.
What should you buy?
What should you build?
None of our organizations can just stay philanthropic and just deploy it live, right?
So you need, first of all, a number of...
rail guards around it to make sure that you're compliant with regulation, that you have all the auditability required for the compliance organizations globally.
But the product is scalable.
It's really easy to do like a one demo for a simple use case.
It's a different story when you have to deploy this type of technology across a number of different countries and a number of different lines of business.
You have a real product that adapts to the insurance workflows, right?
So even though we've seen demos where it could feel like they are competing with people like us, I still see them as their role is providing the foundational capabilities.
They're bringing to life those capabilities in some of these demos, but there will always be a role for the insurance-specific platforms or providers like CyTora.
Yeah, and that's also been my takeaway from the conference coming into this is having seen it's like it's easy to get dragged into the headlines of, yeah, of course, Anthropocene is going to come in and do this.
And you see those edge cases, as you said, you realize that, OK, like the data that the likes of you have, the knowledge in terms of working with an insurer, it's just that is that competitive edge to lean more into.
And I think it's ultimately going to be a part of it's going to benefit everyone.
I think in the early stages in any way in the industry, it always feels, this goes back, this is a perfect analogy.
Like when we're talking 2018, it felt like InsurTech was here to disrupt the industry.
And then it evolved to be a partnership.
I think the same is happening with some of these examples.
Like a frapping, it might feel like a threat or a disruption.
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