Those concerns intensified in early February, when AI-powered insurance tools began to be deployed more widely. Insurify’s launch of an insurance-focused ChatGPT app, approved by OpenAI and described as a digital “super-agent,” was followed by a sharp sell-off in listed brokers, with Willis Towers Watson, Aon and Arthur J. Gallagher each falling around 8% to 11% in a single session.
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