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Notes from production

Writing from the team on AI agents, data platforms, and what it actually takes to run AI systems in production. Long-form, with the working shown.

Best AI claims software UK 2026: a buyer's guide

A fair map of visual specialists, fraud suites, AI-native platforms, document layers and core systems — with buying criteria and where Claim It Quick fits.

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Consumer Duty and AI in insurance claims

The Duty already governs AI in retail claims. How the four outcomes map onto claims journeys, where AI helps or harms customers, and the evidence boards need.

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Does the EU AI Act apply to UK insurers? A practical guide to the delayed deadlines

The Act reaches some UK insurers, not all, and the high-risk deadline is now 2 December 2027. Who is in scope, what the Digital Omnibus changed, which insurance AI is likely high-risk, and a checklist to work through.

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AI claims processing explained: handling, adjudication, and where agents fit

Processing, handling and adjudication are three different jobs, and most claims automation only does the first. What straight-through processing really means, what UK rules allow, and how to judge AI claims management software.

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Underwriting is a routing problem

One doctor in a hundred carries a third of the claims, yet every application waits in the same queue. How a triage engine routes each case, modelled on a book of 20,000 doctors.

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Your AI bill is a design choice

Why AI bills rise while model prices fall, and how four controls plus a shared data foundation hold a two-year cost envelope. A modelled analysis.

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Foundational architecture to scale enterprise AI agents

Context layer, shared components and human oversight for agents in production. Four sector editions, emailed after a short form.

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