Tractable invited the industry to live test its AI as part of an exclusive webinar on AI photo appraisal
Tractable received a significant volume of photo submissions and tested a few select and randomly selected cases during a live demonstration of its core visual algorithms. The webinar featured the company's CEO and co-founder, VP of Research, in-house Auto Appraisal expert, and the Head of Business Development for
The webinar had three key messages for the broader community:
- The accuracy of a photo estimating AI system is paramount in auto physical damage: at scale, inaccuracies can cost insurers several points of combined ratio
- Testing the accuracy of an AI photo system is easy: you need only upload a set of photos never seen by the AI and evaluate the results
- Tractable's AI is trained on millions of auto damage images and repair decisions from opt-in customers and partners across the world
About Tractable: Tractable develops proprietary artificial intelligence algorithms that can learn and perform visual expert tasks to accelerate accident and disaster recovery. Tractable's market-leading tools use photos to automate damage appraisal, allowing insurers to improve accuracy, reduce turnaround time, and deliver a revamped customer claims experience. Founded in 2014, Tractable has a world-class research & development team with over 30 years combined research experience and is backed by
You can contact and learn more about Tractable via this link and at www.tractable.ai
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