Minalea + AI: the best of both worlds?
- Camille Paulme
- Jun 24
- 2 min read
Generative AI and intelligent models are invading all sectors, and insurance is obviously no exception. The promises of efficiency, automation, and competitiveness are fueling all strategic thinking.

But one crucial question remains unanswered: can we completely trust AI to reliably analyze multiple insurance offers, produce usable and up-to-date business content, or even make commercial recommendations?
At Minalea, we don't think so.
Insurance is a regulated industry, particularly when it comes to advice. The accuracy of the information provided is therefore central to the customer relationship, but also to the quality of the advice and its compliance.
And that's where we come in.
AI + Human Expertise: the best of both worlds
Since our inception, we have placed technology at the heart of our development and at the service of the insurance industry.
Today, we are going even further: we continue to integrate the most advanced AI tools while supporting them with our know-how, our proprietary databases, and the expertise of our teams.
At Minalea, we don't just use AI: our models are enriched, verified, supervised, and calibrated to meet the specific challenges of the insurance industry. That's what makes all the difference.
Why is this positioning essential?
Because using raw AI without safeguards is neither satisfactory nor safe. A company cannot afford to send its sales, marketing, or business teams analyses and content produced directly by AI without validation or contextualization.
The risk ?
Inaccurate, approximate, or irrelevant information. Compliance errors. Loss of credibility. Loss of team confidence in the content produced.
Our mission is clear: to offer you the best of artificial intelligence, without its limitations.
We believe that our clients are entitled to access:
Reliable and operational analyses that are useful in the field
Tools enhanced by our proprietary database and our in-depth knowledge of the sector
Controlled and secure use of artificial intelligence
And ultimately, ensuring that technology serves advisors or marketing teams, not the other way around.





