Most Insurers Expect AI to Transform Their Business but Remain in Early Stages of Adoption

Even the big insurance companies — with entire IT departments — are still figuring out AI. That should make you feel a lot better about where you are right now. A new industry survey found that 45%

Even the big insurance companies — with entire IT departments — are still figuring out AI.

That should make you feel a lot better about where you are right now.

A new industry survey found that 45% of insurers struggle with data readiness, 43% with security concerns, and 41% with connecting AI to their existing systems. These are billion-dollar companies with teams of engineers. And they're stuck on the exact same things you are.

You're not behind. You're not tech-stupid. You're actually right on time.

Here's what this tells us: the problem isn't you picking the wrong tool. The real problem is starting too big. Most AI failures — the $200/month subscription nobody touches, the consultant who vanished — happen because the first project tried to solve everything at once.

The companies winning with AI right now picked one repetitive task, automated just that, and measured the result within 30 days.

Start there. One task. One tool. One measurable outcome. You don't need a transformation — you need a single proof point that builds confidence for the next step.

What's the one task in your business that eats the most time but never seems to get better — no matter how many people you throw at it?

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The survey identified data readiness (45%), security and privacy (43%), and legacy system integration (41%) as the three largest challenges insurers ...