Insurance Quotes Invalidated After AI Agent Impersonation
Consumers receive formal written insurance quotes that are later significantly increased or denied after speaking with an AI agent that was not disclosed as such. The AI restarts the entire quoting process rather than retrieving the existing quote, wasting consumer time and eroding trust. This reflects a structural gap in AI disclosure and quote integrity in insurance sales.
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