Andy Moss, CEO of SEND, looks at the evolving role of AI in the insurance industry and the future of the insurtech landscape.

Qumis combines legal expertise with Gen AI in a platform for faster policy interpretation.

Insurers are reimagining operating models, products and value propositions.

The adoption of Agentic AI enables carriers to redefine insurance from initial customer contact through claims resolution.

Mindy Chen, Mutual of Omaha's vice president of segment analytics, spoke with Digital Insurance about how AI is being used to improve the customer experience.

Mindy Chen, Mutual of Omaha's vice president of segment analytics, spoke with Digital Insurance about necessary skills and what insurance companies should be investing in.

A look at why causal reasoning—not more data—must drive insurance innovation.

Changes in life insurance products require more than retrofitting legacy technology, insurance technology executives say.

Insurers should adopt proactive security measures and build resilience into systems.

Hippo appoints new chief data officer and several insurtech partnerships, plus more insurance news.

The insurtech's workflow solution aims to reshape how insurance and TPA operations function with AI-powered intelligence, seamless integration and user-centered design.

Insurers lack adequate and accurate data, even finding incorrect death certificates, making it more difficult to assess underwriting risk correctly.

Modernization should never be viewed solely as an IT project.

A tech firm is expanding the possibility of electric-grid forecasting by offering hourly projections of US power demand seven months into the future.

Carriers re-evaluating their company's business process outsourcing expect the integration of Agentic AI into workflows for greater efficiency.

Triage spearheads U.S. expansion plans for London-based insurtech.

The transformative potential of AI depends on the underwriters, actuaries, agents and policyholders who interact with it.

AI isn't about replacing human judgement but about preparing employees to use it with confidence.

Five ways technologies and revised processes are helping insurance organizations better predict and protect.