AI is changing healthcare – and insurers are taking notice GovInsider

Consider what healthcare systems are faced with today: People are living longer, but having fewer children. Many countries are ill-equipped to support and care for a growing number of elderly citizens. The prevalence of chronic diseases brings an added layer of complexity into the mix – and healthcare insurers are racing to adapt, notes Arvind Mathur, Chief Information Technology Officer of Prudential Singapore. "Traditionally, insurance has been defined in certain ways, with very specific kinds of products and capabilities," he tells GovInsider. "But as the needs are changing and as our consumers are evolving, those products and solutions are no longer sufficient."