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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.
A pressing concern at this current time is how insurers will cope as they are inundated by pandemic claims and queries.
The exposure of supply chain weaknesses spurred investments in automation at warehouses and other businesses. Now what?
What are the advantages or values of fast-tracking high-frequency, low-value marine cargo insurance claims via AI?
As an industry, we need to think bigger and re-evaluate the way companies operate along with the tools they're using.
AI can bring huge benefits to the insurance industry. But for that to happen, industry leaders need to start approaching tech with a team mentality.
AI technology will bring a new process and new efficiency to claims adjusting.
The potential for artificial intelligence in insurance has built a lot of excitement, but is it all just hype?
A new study by LexisNexis Risk Solutions analyzes the state of AI and ML in the insurance industry in 2020. Here are the key findings.
While technology provides many solutions, assessing its success and the actual implementation will take time and effort.
By incorporating AI into their operations, insurers are investing in ways to automate claims operations without sacrificing accuracy.