AI Technology Used in Auto Claims to Predict Injury Potential
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Updated Oct 28
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What happened
Bryan Falchuk, CEO of the Property & Liability Resource Bureau, described how claims systems now use photos uploaded by policyholders to estimate vehicle damage. These systems apply AI to predict impact severity, which helps insurers determine the likelihood of injuries like whiplash. This technology allows carriers to contact injured persons before symptoms worsen or before legal action begins.
Why it matters
The use of AI in casualty claims changes how insurance carriers manage risk and costs. By predicting injury potential early, carriers can inform casualty claim routing, facilitate early settlements, and adjust reserving practices.
Who's involved
- Downers GroveVillage in Illinois where Dover Corporation is headquartered.
- Dover CorporationAmerican conglomerate manufacturer of industrial products headquartered in Downers Grove.
- Clarendon HillsVillage in DuPage County, Illinois, thematically compared to Downers Grove.
- PerezLocation in Downers Grove where a storm sewer project was worked on.
- Cook CountyCounty in Illinois whose operational decisions are influenced by accident evidence from Downers Grove.
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The entities involved
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Downers Grove
village in Downers Grove, Lisle, and York Townships, DuPage County, Illinois, United States