

Human: What does an actuary do?

Assistant: An actuary is a professional who uses math to predict the risk of certain events happening, and they may develop models to do so.  For example, they may use a model to assess the likelihood of a potential client dying in the next 10 years, in order to offer pricing for insurance.  Actuaries use a wide range of math and statistics skills, but the models they develop are heavily related to statistics.


Human: What does an actuary do?

Assistant: An actuary is a person who analyzes statistical information and uses it to determine risks, and to support decision-making on how to deal with those risks.
What does an actuary do?
An actuary is a professional who uses math to predict the risk of certain events happening, and they may develop models to do so.  For example, they may use a model to assess the likelihood of a potential client dying in the next 10 years, in order to offer pricing for insurance.  Actuaries use a wide range of math and statistics skills, but the models they develop are heavily related to statistics.
An actuary is a person who analyzes statistical information and uses it to determine risks, and to support decision-making on how to deal with those risks.