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Mobileye CEO Expects More Driverless Vehicles on the Road Within 2 Years
Six years ago, automakers and tech companies thought they were on the cusp of putting thousands of self-driving robotaxis on the street to carry passengers without a human driver. Then an Uber ...
High-Risk Air Quality Metro Areas Losing Residents Due to Concerns, Costs
Poor air quality and rising costs in metro areas are driving residents away, while places with low risk are gaining residents, according to a new report from online real estate broker Redfin. Home ...
Stricter Regulation of Autonomous Vehicles Called for in California
California lawmakers and labor unions rallied on Monday to call for laws to not allow autonomous trucks without human drivers, amid rising safety concerns after accidents involving self-driving taxis ...
CEO Viewpoint: Unlocking the Potential of Generative AI in Insurance
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked a lot of interest from insurers and reinsurers because of its potential to revolutionize innovation, cut costs and improve the customer experience. ...
Jacobson: Survey Shows ‘Significant Pause’ in Industry Job Growth
More than half of insurance companies expect to increase staff in the next year, according to the latest labor market study from Aon and the Jacobson Group. Meanwhile, 77 percent of carriers expect ...
Federal Trade Commission Reports Nationwide Fraud Losses Topped $10B in 2023
Consumers reported losing more than $10 billion to fraud in 2023, marking the first time that fraud losses have reached that benchmark, and a 14 percent increase over reported losses in 2022, newly ...
Nearly 75% of Employers Don’t Have AI Protocols for Internal Communications: Study
Despite organizations' increased adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), 71 percent don't provide internal guidance on when, where or how to use the technology, according to Gallagher's 2023/24 ...
Federal Probe of 3M Hyundai, Kia Fire Risk Closed
U.S. auto safety regulators said on Wednesday they have closed an investigation into engine fire risks in 3 million Hyundai Motor and Kia vehicles, meaning they do not see grounds to order additional ...