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News, information and commentary about how today’s insurance executives, agents, brokers, actuaries, risk managers, underwriters and carriers can capitalize on AI, machine learning and robotic process automation to advance their business.
The insurance industry needs tools to help move from property intelligence to portfolio intelligence.
Organizations must foster transparency in AI-driven processes as well as address ethical concerns.
The NHTSA had 805 employees in fiscal year 2024, according to a budget document submitted to Congress.
Part 2: Creating hard ROI from AI investment.
Part 1: Your competitors are embracing modern systems and gaining a competitive advantage.
Conning: Increased catastrophe activity and rising settlement costs have posed significant hurdles.
Risk managers say the economy is one potential bright spot.
A new way of working is crucial to meet customer demands, attract top talent, tamp down costs, and stay competitive.
Humans and AI make a great team, says Shawn Ram with Coalition, Inc.
Top insurers suffered a higher rate of breaches than all of the S&P 500 (21%) companies combined.