PODCAST | Critical Learnings from Munich Re Data and AI Chief’s Setbacks

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In this second part of the interview Fabian Winter, Group Chief Data and AI Officer at Munich Re, discusses key lessons learned from failed data and AI initiatives. Speaking with Julian Schirmer, Co-founder of OAO, Winter reflects on the challenges of building a data-driven organization, the importance of setting realistic expectations for AI, and the value of upskilling internal talent.

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