Use cases for artificial intelligence in insurance are continuing to grow, ranging from interpreting aerial imagery to customer support.

Insurance carriers can increase success by strengthening partnerships with agencies.

A recent Digital Insurance survey found that boosting workplace efficiency and customer experiences were a handful of goals for artificial intelligence use.

Ignited by the events of the SVB collapse, Warrant harnesses AI to streamline marketing compliance efforts in highly regulated industries.

Cybersecurity is a top challenge for business leaders, according to The Hartford's 2025 Risk Monitor.

Cybersecurity requires combating misinformation and empowering employees with critical fact-checking strategies to guard against bad actors.

AI is making insurance more intuitive, personalized, and accessible for today's diverse small business models.

For carriers serving high-risk drivers, speed, accuracy, and trust are not just nice to have — they are business-critical.

Managing general agents are using speed and flexibility in underwriting to meet changing market demands.

U.S. and global insurance regulators have been paying more attention to AI operations. Insurers are advised to watch how they use AI for pricing and guard against bias.

Insurance companies should be transparent about AI models and their data processing, industry advisors said.

Insurers must monitor state and federal regulations closely because they are constantly changing.

Insurers note modernizing legacy systems as a top challenge for implementing AI within the industry.

Owen Williams, associate product manager, focuses on how IoT technology is shaping risk management practices.

Garrett Droege, an innovation and risk executive at IMA, spoke about the demands agentic AI makes on smaller insurance companies, and how they can use the technology.

Marsh McLennan moves to Amazon cloud; ZestyAI in Connecticut and West Virginia and more insurtech news.

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

Forty-seven percent of auto insurance shoppers now purchase policies via digital channels, according to the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Insurance Digital Experience Study.