Problems will arise without good governance in place to guide AI adoption.

Three of the five candidates for Oklahoma's next insurance commissioner discussed the benefits and dangers of AI for the industry, and how it would figure in their plans if elected.

By using AI to answer calls, insurers can handle as many as 6,000 claims per second — and the technology can provide a sympathetic ear for as long as the policyholder wants to talk.

Carriers are adopting AI to improve underwriting, pricing and risk selection, but most models still rely on static data collected at a single moment in time.

The insurer's 2026 survey finds that Americans across generations struggle with financial independence.

Lemonade launches autonomous car insurance in Indiana and Arch Capital announces leadership changes, plus more insurtech news.

Dashcams and other in-cab technologies are giving companies the tools they need to assess driver behavior.

Daniel Wolfe joins Digital Insurance as editor-in-chief, with over two decades of experience in journalism across multiple publications serving the financial services industries.

Allianz, New York Life, TIAA and Tokio Marine executives give their views on the insurance industry's use of AI and its future, at the Insurtech Insights conference in New York.

Insurtech companies most likely to endure will prioritize the basics over elaborate tech.

Insurance carriers are investing in technology to gauge how interactions between carriers and policyholders are evolving.

High-resolution aerial imagery and property intelligence are enabling insurers to compress the time between landfall and portfolio-level understanding from weeks to days.

There were about 50 funding events in the insurtech sector in May 2026, according to a review by Digital Insurance.

Deloitte released its 2026 Insurance Prediction, which explores how agentic AI is poised to reshape life insurance distribution and reach.

Research shows a trend of underdelivery, putting upcoming investments based on projections in question.

Instead of waiting for claims to confirm damage patterns, carriers can begin identifying likely impact zones earlier.

Digital Insurance interviewed seven of the insurance commissioner candidates about how they would address the state's insurance crisis, AI risks and opportunities, rate increases and climate change issues.

Artificial intelligence is placing increased demand on insurers to guard against fraud and other forms of risk. Experts are urging an investment in AI literacy and other forms of training to limit exposure, rather than simply deploying more AI internally as the only safeguard.

The technology is lowering the bar for cyber criminals attacking companies, according to Ryan Kratz, head of cyber for North America at MSIG USA. Kratz spoke with Digital Insurance about how the new type of attacks work.

The combination of an AI tool with a human makes it easier to obtain accurate quotes, identify coverage gaps and share documentation between parties.