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Waymo Issues Recall After Illegal Passing of School Buses
Alphabet unit Waymo said Friday it would issue a recall for its self-driving vehicles after Texas officials said they illegally passed school buses at least 19 times since the start of the school ...
Demystifying the Data Landscape: Lake, Warehouse and Lakehouse Explained
The race to apply AI in P/C insurance often hits a wall, not because of algorithms but because of confusion over data foundations. "Data Lake," "Data Warehouse" and "Data Lakehouse" may sound ...
AI in Property/Casualty Insurance: Why Trusted Data Is the Missing Link
Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving rapidly from experimentation to execution in the property/casualty insurance industry. From AI-driven claims estimation to predictive underwriting and fraud ...
Viewpoint: Agentic AI Is Coming to Insurance Industry – Much Faster Than You Think
There has been much discussion in the insurance industry about artificial intelligence (AI) and how it can take on mundane, laborious tasks and complete them in a fraction of the time it would take a ...
PwC: Insurance Execs Say Agentic AI Leading Industry Transformation
More than half of insurance executives say generative and agentic artificial intelligence are the technological investments that will have the most transformative impact on the industry over the next ...
Federato Launches Tech to Tackle Underwriter Fears of Falling Behind
Federato, an InsurTech focused on underwriting intelligence, has launched an agentic AI platform designed to help insurers harness technology to assess, quote, and manage risk. The new solution aims ...
Insurance-University Partnerships: Zurich AI Lab; ACORD Executive Ed
Collaborations between insurance industry enterprise and universities were announced this week—one between ACORD and St. John's University and the other between Zurich Insurance Group, the ...
AI Investments Are Top Priority; Hourglass Workforce Structure Takes Shape: Insurance CEO Survey
"We are very bullish on AI, and we're leaning into it." That's how Alan Schnitzer, chief executive officer of Travelers, responded to a recent question from an investment analyst who wanted specifics ...