Machine learning

Capgemini Research Institute's World Property and Casualty Insurance Report 2024 indicates insurance executives see the potential benefits of AI and ML but underwriters are concerned about overcomplexity and data integrity.

Four strategies for insurance companies aiming to leverage AI's potential.

Cyber insurance is transitioning from a specialized offering to an essential product.

Recent Arizent research shows insurance organizations may be more familiar with artificial intelligence than other industries.

Cumbersome paperwork and manual processes have burdened insurers for decades, but the industry is finally embracing artificial intelligence to improve efficiency and client satisfaction.

Utilizing AI tools, fraudsters can generate convincing visual and audio simulations of events that never occurred.

Predictable tasks are made for today's generative AI. The technology could revolutionize the underwriting process as long as it can keep its bias in check.

Robust testing, new workflows, and enabling employees to experiment and explore AI, will enable insurance organizations to bypass Gen AI challenges.

What insurance underwriting looks like in the age of artificial intelligence and the role of human underwriters.

AI-specific use cases like preventing opioid misuse can lead to significant changes in workers' compensation claims.

Copilots can act as a chatbot, virtual assistant, search engine and productivity tool.

Digital Insurance reached out to insurance professionals to ask how they define a copilot.

Bob Marshall, CEO of Whisker Labs, the makers of Ting talks to Digital Insurance about smart home technology.

How will your organization implement AI?

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

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

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.

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

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