Industry 4.0 was already underway before AI, 5G and the IoT became household buzzwords. But now that they're here, they're accelerating the rate of transformation like never before.

AI has the potential to make our lives safer and easier, if we train the systems to be inclusive and use them wisely.

To reap the full benefits of AI, there’s an entirely different type of AI we should be exploring that’s been largely ignored. It’s specialized (or augmented) intelligence systems.

Artificial intelligence is being hailed for its ability to improve internal processes and enhance customer experiences, but opportunities to use the technologies have been slow to take hold.

Here are some changes - attitudinal and operational - that organizations need to undertake today to get the most out of ML and AI in the near future.

Director of the former RiskBlock Alliance discusses name change and expanded digital focus including IoT, AI and analytics.

Packaging coverages to create more options, simplifying applications, and offering video chat during the claims process are just a few examples of innovation.

Top investments to support digital transformation are focused on migrating to the cloud and IT security, as well as artificial intelligence, big data, and the Internet of Things.

Two recent articles in highlight the simultaneous offer of promise and peril that AI brings. One article describes the meteoric rise of a start-up; the other the failure of another.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology is seeking industry input on ways to develop standards for artificial intelligence.

This revolution is shifting consumers’ interests demographically, with big chunks of potential customers looking for digital-first interactions.

Pythonic AI gets up to an $85,000 seed investment for winning the Reverse Pitch event in the insurers' home city of Milwaukee.

While the majority believe AI-driven technologies can provide significant competitive advantages, only 29 percent said their organizations actually have such strategies.

At the Artificial Intelligence conference in New York, Sheldon Fernandez, CEO at DarwinAI, spoke about how organizations can put ethics best practices into play with their AI efforts.

A bill introduced in Congress would let the FTC require and monitor procedures by big companies to audit algorithms for fairness and accuracy.

A bill introduced in Congress would let the FTC require and monitor procedures by big companies to audit algorithms for fairness and accuracy.

Machine learning and RPA are among the cognitive computing technologies that will help insurers win in a changing market.

As business leaders build a deeper understanding of analytics success, IT leaders must establish the right skills, tools and technologies.

Conversational technologies are becoming attractive supplemental channels for insurers.

The Alpine state is at the forefront of some cutting-edge research that stands to reshape the future of transportation, in particular driverless-car technology.