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InsurTech weekly - Could insurance benefit from AI-driven transformation of services?

Key trends from InsurTech Insights London, rapid-charging EV battery innovations, and why AI could shift software toward services — a deep dive into tech reshaping insurance and beyond.

1/ My takeaways from InsurTech Insights

The first article is a post I shared recently to summarize what I learned at the Insurtech Insights conference in London last week. Based on startups exhibiting there, networking sessions and on stage discussions, I highlighted three major trends discussed during this event. From a tech-based initiative to revamping a section of the value chain and a growing challenge facing incumbent, I detailed what you should takeaway from that conference.

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2/ Rapid-charging EV batteries are on the way

The second article, published in The Economist, explores recent upgrades in EV batteries. As recharging remains among major break to widespread EV adoption, several players - including BYD - are working on fast charging, based on new battery design and materials. The article also details challenges still to tackle to make such rapid-charging batteries a mass market reality.

3 Are services the future of software?

The third article is an essay Sequoia Capital recently put together on the future of software. As LLM are unbundling product features, the article highlights the market opportunity for services and split it into for sections, depending on outsourced vs. insourced and judgement vs. intelligence. Insurance brokerage is among largest opportunities the article lists !

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