Technology & Analytics
Beyond Jeopardy and Board Games: IBM Computer Takes On Human Debaters
An argumentative computer proved formidable against two human debaters as IBM gave its first public demonstration of new artificial intelligence technology it's been working on for more than five ...
Carriers’ Slow Adoption of Digital Tech Hampers Agents’ Push to Do the Same
Insurance carriers' slow pace in adopting digital technology is hampering agents' push to do the same, according to a new industry survey from the Insurance Digital Revolution Initiative. The IDR ...
Convergence of Tech and Insurance Will Transform Rather Than Disrupt Industry: Munich Re’s Hochburger
The insurance industry is experiencing a convergence with technology that is transforming the way it develops products, underwrites, prices and sells policies, and services its customers. This change ...
Lloyd’s Begins Search for Transformative InsurTech Talent
Lloyd's of London has begun a search for InsurTech talent that can help grow and advance its digital capabilities. The venerable specialist insurance/reinsurance market said the process will take ...
PartnerRe Acquires Canadian Predictive Analytics Company
PartnerRe Ltd. disclosed it has acquired Claim Analytics, a Canadian-based company focused on predictive analytics products and services for insurers. Financial terms were not disclosed. The ...
What Are Regulators Worried About?
According to a draft document published by the NAIC Big Data (EX) Working Group in November last year, regulators were concerned about these questions related to carriers' use of data analytics: Do ...
What Concerns Regulators About Data Analytics
In dystopian fantasies, artificial intelligence and robots take over the world, acting on their own and becoming completely uncontrollable for their human creators. We're not there yet, and may never ...
How Horace Mann Increased Customer Satisfaction Through Claims Segmentation
Increasing customer satisfaction and improving efficiency of operations are important for anyone seeking to serve a niche market of discerning K-12 public school educators. Thus, Horace Mann ...