Roots Recognized for AI Innovation in Insurance

Jul 19, 2025
Roots has been named to PropertyCasualty360's Insurance Luminaries Class of 2025 for its AI-driven innovation in the insurance sector, as announced in a press release.

Roots has been named to PropertyCasualty360's Insurance Luminaries Class of 2025 in the category of Technology Innovation, announced in a press release. This recognition highlights Roots' pioneering work in AI-driven solutions for the insurance industry, particularly through its InsurGPT™ model.

The InsurGPT™ model is the world's first generative AI model specifically designed for the insurance sector. It enables insurance companies to modernize their operations, improving efficiency in underwriting, claims, and customer service. Roots' AI platform has seen rapid adoption among insurance organizations, demonstrating its significant impact on the industry.

Chaz Perera, Co-Founder & CEO of Roots, expressed that being named an Insurance Luminary is a testament to the company's commitment to developing purpose-built AI models that enhance the insurance experience by delivering clarity, speed, and empathy at scale.

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