Artificial intelligence is permeating the insurance ecosystem from different lines of coverage to jobs in carriers including sales, underwriting and claims.

Companies' use of AI is creating a variety of new risks, and their insurers may or may not have specific language in policies defining what is covered and what isn't.

Insurers should adopt a customer-first strategy that fuses high-tech tools with high-touch engagement.

A commonly used standard for property and casualty insurance will offer a carve-out for generative AI liability starting in January. Startups like Testudo, Vouch and Armilla AI stand by to scoop up that business.

An academic paper presented at the Brookings Institute's annual conference found that future wildfire risks are already having economically significant impacts on financial markets, municipal borrowing costs and vulnerable communities.

The state forecasts eroding coastlines will endanger $18 billion of existing homes and commercial buildings in the coming decades.

After California's own insurer of last resort was held liable for smoke claims, and a probe of State Farm was launched, a new task force is ordered to set standards for smoke damage claims.

The chance at a piece of strong returns has encouraged investment banks, hedge funds and debt investors to vie for contracts to fund the litigation, according to people involved in transactions.

Digital Insurance has announced the honorees for the 2024 Women in Insurance Leadership, WIL NEXT and Lifetime Achievement recognition programs.

Lauren McKinzie is the operations manager, channel partnerships for Obie Insurance.

Skills professionals need to succeed in today's technology-focused environment.

Valkyrie Holmes, co-founder and CEO of Faura, discusses how AI and analytics are helping carriers identify and manage weather risks.

Owen Williams of Plymouth Rock Assurance explains how the company is taking a proactive perspective to its adoption of IoT technology for homeowners.