Unveiling The Dynamics of Actuarial Science: Current Challenges and Innovative Solutions
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Actuarial science; artificial intelligence; data; globalization.Abstract
Exploring the topic of actuarial science reveals that it faces a number of complex issues. Each of them presents unique difficulties for the discipline to overcome in order to operate effectively. By looking at the current state of the field of actuarial science, there are four main categories of shortages. The study is conducted against a context of technological disruption, limited public awareness, worries about data quality and availability, and the globalization challenges. Through thoughtful consideration, solution for each of the issues are presented in the circumstances of current social and economic context. The significance of the study is that it may reveal useful information that will open the door to creative ways to strengthen actuarial science in the face of modern obstacles. All things considered, this research is ideally situated to have a significant impact on how actuarial science develops and moves forward into a time when it is capable of handling the challenges presented by the contemporary world.
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