Which type of rules are typically managed in Business rules AI screens?

The correct choice focuses on business rules, which are fundamental in the context of Guidewire functionality. Business rules are designed to define the logic and procedures that govern operations within an insurance company. These rules outline how various processes should be handled, including underwriting, claims processing, and policy management.

The Business Rules AI screens allow analysts to manage these rules dynamically without needing to delve into code, enabling changes to be made efficiently in response to evolving business needs. This management capability supports the decision-making processes by ensuring that the most relevant and up-to-date rules are applied during everyday operations.

While approval rules, assignment rules, and Gosu rules each serve specific purposes—such as determining who needs to approve certain actions, how cases or tasks are assigned, and implementing custom logic via the Gosu programming language—these do not typically fall under the business rules management typically handled in the AI screens. Instead, they often require different management tools or interfaces within the Guidewire suite. Thus, focusing on business rules captures the essence of the management functionality provided in the AI screens.