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Sumitomo Life Considers AI Tech Integration for Insurance Sales Agents

What Happened

Sumitomo Life Insurance, a major Japanese insurer, announced it will explore the implementation of artificial intelligence technology to help its nationwide network of sales agents. The company aims to assess ways that AI tools could provide timely support, automate office tasks, and offer data-driven insights for agents as they advise customers and manage insurance policies. The move is part of a broader trend of digital transformation in Japan’s financial sector, aiming to boost efficiency and overall customer experience. No specific deployment timeline has been disclosed as the company continues to study potential uses and impacts of AI within its operations.

Why It Matters

The planned adoption of AI by Sumitomo Life highlights growing use of automation and data analytics in the global insurance sector. If successful, this could improve productivity, customized service, and competitiveness for traditional insurers. Read more in our AI News Hub

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