

Many insurers today describe themselves as digital, yet most still rely on legacy foundations with AI layered on top. Increasingly, research shows this difference is structural—not cosmetic.
This distinction is explored in MIT Sloan Management Review and BCG’s March 2025 article, “From Automation to Intelligence: The Rise of AI-Native Insurers.” The authors argue that insurers built around intelligence from inception gain lasting advantages in speed, adaptability, and cost efficiency.
AI-native models allow pricing, underwriting, and customer journeys to evolve continuously, rather than through periodic transformation programs. Innovation becomes embedded rather than episodic.
Crosure’s platform reflects this AI-native approach. By making intelligence foundational, insurers and telcos can launch faster, localize more effectively, and serve markets previously considered too complex or unprofitable.
The next generation of insurance will not be defined by digitization.
It will be defined by intelligence.
Source:
MIT Sloan Management Review / BCG (March 2025)
https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/ai-native-insurers