Launch of Qumis Lawyer-Trained AI Agents for Commercial Insurance
Chicago-based insurtech Qumis has released a suite of specialized AI agents trained in legal expertise to assist with commercial insurance policy interpretation and delegated tasks.
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Qumis has released a suite of lawyer-trained artificial intelligence agents across 16 insurance areas.
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The AI agents are designed to interpret insurance policies, market data, and case law.
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Qumis originally launched an AI platform for processing complex insurance documents in 2022.
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The user interface for the new suite functions as a chatbot that can delegate tasks to specialized backend agents in real time.
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The AI agents prioritize insurance declaration pages to follow procedural policy interpretation rules.
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The Qumis platform is based in Chicago.
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Cofounder and CTO Shiv Sinha described the technology as providing verticalized expert judgment superior to generic horizontal models.
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Shiv Sinha stated that certifying AI output is critical to avoid regression and handle high-stakes financial implications.