“Our top Gen AI priorities for 2026 include deploying underwriting by American International Group, Inc. Assist and claims by American International Group, Inc. Assist across the majority of our commercial businesses.”

In context

“e large language models to match data and define risk characteristics within Amwyn's program business. That were aligned with the syndicate's risk appetite. In addition to assessing future opportunities, this capability enables us to use advanced analytics to help shape the current portfolio. We have a strong pipeline of SPV opportunities, and we'll continue to pursue future opportunities for expansion in our specialty and other lines of business. I'll take a moment now to update you on our Gen AI initiatives. We've made significant progress embedding GenAI across our core underwriting and claims processes and expanding it across American International Group, Inc. As this work continues, our confidence has only grown our ability to drive industry-leading impact on our deployment of GenAI. Our top Gen AI priorities for 2026 include deploying underwriting by American International Group, Inc. Assist and claims by American International Group, Inc. Assist across the majority of our commercial businesses. Enhancing American International Group, Inc.'s ontology by developing a comprehensive digital twin of American International Group, Inc.'s processes, workflows, and data elements to drive enhanced speed and efficiency. Developing an orchestration layer to coordinate AI agents to drive better decision-making and reduce costs across the organization, and further utilizing GenAI for American International Group, Inc.'s SPV strategy portfolio analytics, and compute. Since our initial rollout of underwriting by American International Group, Inc. Assist, we've expanded its use to seven additional lines of business, including our Lexington business. We remain on track to complete our accelerated rollout to the rest of North America, UK, and EMEA in 2026. We're already seeing benefits from these”