AI can help insurers with faster claims analysis and point investigators to possible fraud.

Bad actors have already made use of the new technology to power cyber attacks. The insurance industry can use the same technology to proactively detect attacks, guard sensitive personal data and establish defense patterns and methods.

How will your organization implement AI?

In the last segment of this 3-part series on insurtech careers, we examine the AI-powered tools that can automate routine and repetitive tasks in claims processing, enabling employees to focus on more complex and value-added activities.

The SOA as well as more than 200 AI stakeholders will support the development and deployment of AI.

Where life insurance can evolve and one key effort agents should continue to prioritize.

Eric Siegel, author of the book 'The AI Playbook,' explains what it takes to get traditional and advanced artificial intelligence projects from idea to execution.

Pinpoint Predictive, a predictive analytics service launched in 2021, helps carriers better understand the risks they're taking on with clients.

The AI tool with the highest number of visits between September 2022 and August 2023 attracted 14.6 billion viewers, more than three times its nearest rival.

Machine learning capabilities can have a critical purpose for agents in roles that are both repetitive and complex.

There is a new active approach that promises to revolutionize the workers' comp landscape: artificial intelligence that analyzes workplace video to effectively lower risks, injuries and premiums.

Digital transformation can take many forms, customer experience and operational efficiency remain priorities.

Digital Insurance is working on some research around how the industry views the use of AI and its associated risks. 

The insurtech provides solutions for internal and external data integration and automation.

By embracing emerging technology like AI, auto insurers can future proof their businesses and stay competitive.

Health insurers need to be careful that the AI systems they use create efficiency without introducing costly and unfortunate errors.

If you position AI wrong or pitch it to the wrong market it might actually hurt you.

AI training can become a financial bottomless pit if insurers don't understand the complexities involved.

In a data-driven industry, AI can assist insurers in managing large amounts of information, create new products and accelerate decision-making.

Digital Insurance reached out to insurance professionals about new and emerging risks.