In this month’s special New Insurance & Protection edition of IFA Talk, we unpack how organisations are using AI, with the help of Vitality AI’s CEO, Emile Stipp.
Together, we unpack whether the true extent of AI benefits is being overlooked, in favour of just praising its efficiency. We also discuss how AI can improve customer communication and outcomes, and what that means in the context of Consumer Duty.
Emile also reveals how Vitality AI’s extensive range of data and their recent partnership with Google can help shift insurance from reactive to proactive, before answering the big question, is there enough trust in AI today to make all of this a reality?
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Emile Stipp
Emile Stipp is an actuary with over 30 years’ experience in health insurance and AI. He joined the Discovery Group in 2007 and has held senior leadership roles globally. He is currently the CEO of Vitality AI, overseeing Discovery’s international AI and actuarial strategy. He has made significant contributions to the actuarial profession both in South Africa and internationally.
Emile was the Convenor of Actuarial Society of South Africa’s Health Care Committee from 2003 to
2007 and served on the AIDS Committee and Short-Term Insurance Committee of ASSA. He was
elected in 2007 to the Council of the Actuarial Society of South Africa and held this position until 2010.
He also served as Chairman of the Board of Examiners of the Actuarial Society for several years. In
2014, the Actuarial Society awarded him the Murray Medal, the highest award of the profession, in
recognition of his contribution to the profession in South Africa and internationally.
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