Artificial intelligence-powered editing tools are becoming a routine part of digital life, and data analytics and technology provider Verisk reports that their growing use is now influencing behaviour within insurance claims.
In its latest Verisk State of Insurance Fraud study, the company states that 36% of consumers would consider altering a claim image or document even if doing so breached insurer rules.
Verisk adds that insurers are simultaneously recording a sharp increase in manipulated media, with 98% agreeing that AI-driven editing tools are contributing to a rise in digital insurance fraud.
Verisk explains that it commissioned the research to assess how artificial intelligence is reshaping risk, decision-making and outcomes across the insurance landscape. The company presents its findings as evidence that technological capability is not only changing how claims are handled,…
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