Machine learning

Demand for AI and information management talent is skyrocketing but filling those positions is proving tough, says Indeed.

Nearly all organizations that used artificial intelligence to support their efforts said they realized significant revenue increases, says new study.

Use cases range from risk modeling to fraud detection, says study.

The chip, known internally as the Apple Neural Engine, would improve the way its devices handle facial and speech recognition tasks.

New tech companies are shaking up the insurance market with Internet of Things, drone and machine learning products.

The insurtech, which got its start in travel insurance, isn't trying to take over underwriting from carriers, says CEO.

For machines to reach the sophistication insurers seek, they need massive amounts of historical information.

SVP of digital Andy Breen says that insurers should focus on the data that teaches the machine and let others handle the inner workings.

From its voice assistant to photo sharing and automatic image recognition, AI is everywhere in Google's product portfolio.

Search giant debuts version two of its chip as it transforms into an "AI-first" company and a real threat to Intel and Nvidia.

More than a third of customers prefer automated service via machine learning to alternatives, according to Celent report.

New insurtech Lapetus uses photos submitted by applicants to measure life insurance risk factors.

Mastering new information sources is a crucial starting point for machine learning efforts, say industry experts.

Virtually every organization will be affected, putting new pressure on creation, collection, utilization and management.

Vehicle-to-vehicle communication and streaming video of drivers can revolutionize both personal and commercial lines.

A recent accident involving an Uber driverless car suggests that AI and humans takes similar risks behind the wheel.

A future where artificial intelligence makes deep connections in insurance data isn’t that far off, says Novarica.

Most firms are more ready than they realize to implement the technology, and they fail to see the countless opportunities at hand.

Carriers are right to embrace new methods of making customers safer, but must navigate the impact on premium.

The insurtechs each announced the capability to quote and sell insurance policies on the social network’s chat function.