Bill Martin, president and CEO of Plymouth Rock Assurance, addresses why legacy insurers are the best insurtechs.

Used correctly, AI can help insurers move faster, identify risk more accurately, and reduce costs without replacing human expertise.

A vertical-specific AI can digitize the contextual judgment of retiring experts, helping staff to access "word-of-mouth" wisdom instantly in the correct context.

AI will move from the margins and into the fabric of insurance, redefining how carriers do business and streamlining operations for efficiency while optimizing the customer experience.

Experts discuss what new and emerging risks to look out for in 2026.

AI agents can reason through complex questions, understand intent, communicate naturally, and handle tasks that used to require a person on the other end of a call.

Insurers can transform AI spending into intelligent capacity investment through several practical steps and strategies.

Enterprises are adopting agentic AI that plans and executes on its own while compounding errors, accountability gaps and cyber risk. Clear safeguards and auditability are critical.

As fraudulent claims evolve, so do the defenses against them. Here are four common fraud claims and how to combat them.

AI may be accelerating and scaling digital crime, but the same underlying technology is poised to advance cybersecurity intelligence and strengthen defenses.

Successful risk management pairs AI-driven efficiency with human insight and aligns digital initiatives with strategic business goals.

How to include empathy and prototyping into change management.

When embedded within a case management framework, Agentic AI can detect subtle anomalies, highlight inconsistencies, and surface patterns traditional systems miss.

Insurance professionals share predictions related to artificial intelligence and insurtech for 2026.

Members of the association of state insurance regulators began another revision of its proposed AI Systems Evaluation Tool, a proposal attracting skepticism from insurers and the insurtech companies who serve them.

The winner, Manasa Ramaka, a University of Connecticut graduate, shares how she used LLMs in her approach to pet insurance data standardization.

What's ahead for auto insurance in 2026.

Craig Kurtzweil, chief data and analytics officer for UnitedHealthcare's commercial business, shared insights related to how the company is deploying technology.

The adoption of AI requires buy-in from all departments and levels, and is a tool that can help insurers manage vast amounts of data more effectively.

Experts suggest the industry is continuing to focus on innovation.