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NEXUS: A Multi-Agent Architectural Position Paperfor Autonomous Insurance Transitioning from Human-Default to AI-Native Decision Environments

2026-02-28

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Modern insurance organizations have adopted artificial intelligence in narrow, task-specific roles, resulting in fragmented systems that optimize isolated functions without fundamentally reshaping the underwriting and claims lifecycle. This “incrementalism” yields a human-default, sequential process plagued by structural bottlenecks, inconsistent risk evaluation, and limited transparency. This paper introduces NEX...

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6a62a02e-1985-538f-affa-5246a37b55b4
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10.20944/preprints202602.2017.v1
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