Insurance distribution has endured repeated waves of digital disruption, each accompanied by predictions that technology would marginalize agents and brokers. The pattern has not held. Direct carriers, comparison platforms and automated quoting engines have expanded consumer options, yet independent agencies continue to anchor the market because insurance remains a relationship-driven purchase. The question confronting executives today is not whether artificial intelligence will replace the agent, but whether it will strengthen the economics of the agency model.
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