Technology & Analytics
Automation Theater: Why Carrier AI Investments Aren’t Showing Up in the P&L
The boards are asking. Investors are asking. The carrier C-suite is starting to ask: Where's the payoff? Insurers have been far from timid in their AI investments. Innovation labs have been built. ...
Executive Viewpoint: One AI Won’t Save You
The property/casualty insurance industry has made artificial intelligence a top strategic priority for three consecutive years. It has invested accordingly. And it has, by most objective measures, ...
Marsh Risk Unveils AI-Powered Risk Companion Suite
Marsh Risk, a business of Marsh, announced the launch of Risk Companion, the next iteration of its digital solutions suite designed to help clients effectively and efficiently manage unique risks. ...
How Insurers Are Using AI to Manage Rising Catastrophic and Accumulation Risk
The insurance and reinsurance industry is facing a sustained increase in catastrophic and location‑based risks from extreme weather and natural catastrophes to political violence, terrorism and ...
How Leaders Can Maintain Humanity in the Modern Insurance Era
As artificial intelligence and automation become faster and more precise, insurance industry leaders are finding that the differentiator isn't just better technology but how the people behind the ...
Weather Prediction Markets Are Booming, but Can They Improve Forecasts?
A few days before Christmas, Howard Qin was scrutinizing weather forecasts on two laptops at home in Shanghai when he noticed prices of contracts for New York City snowfall creeping higher on the ...
Executive Viewpoint: How AI Is Changing the Role of the Insurance Broker
Discussion in the insurance industry has often centered on whether AI will replace people, but the more pertinent question is how it is changing broking and underwriting roles. AI is redefining the ...
Meet the New AI Coworker Who Won’t Stop Snitching to Your Boss
The Slack messages began arriving at 5:47 a.m. on a recent Monday. Three sales proposals had gone out the previous week and none of the team members had scheduled follow-ups. The reminders were ...