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Texas insurers use aerial AI imagery to assess homes, raising accuracy concerns

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Insurance companies in Texas are increasingly relying on aerial and satellite imagery to evaluate properties and determine whether to renew homeowner policies. Some insurers are also deploying artificial intelligence to analyse roof conditions and detect potential damage. Insurers argue the technology speeds up the assessment process and improves efficiency. However, consumer advocates have raised concerns that outdated or inaccurate images could result in unfair or incorrect policy decisions.

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