The main wildfires in California have subsided, but calculating the damages — both financial and emotional — is a challenge for all involved.

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

Sara Shipley, INSTANDA chief human resource officer, shares how digital transformation impacts the tech skill barrier.

High-visibility or reflective clothing may be invisible to automated crash prevention systems, according to a study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

Key topics at the event included the talent gap, rising costs, extreme weather, connecting and caring.

Determining fault in AV incidents requires data reporting from sensor logs, software code and a vehicle's operating parameters.

Distracted driving increased 5% during the 2024 Super Bowl, according to Cambridge Mobile Telematics analysis.

A new study asked insurance providers their thoughts on claims, risk, AI, climate change and more.

The agentic AI platform addresses annual revenue and cost inefficiencies.

Sure, an embedded software insurtech, started on an airplane.

Exploration of the root causes of the workforce gap and potential solutions to bridge it.

Embedded insurance is breaking down barriers to coverage.

New Zealand plans to introduce legislation before the end of the year that will create a framework to help communities and businesses adapt to the impacts of climate change.

Automation is not a one-size-fits-all solution and can take many different forms.

The future of insurance AI is open

Digital Insurance's recent survey found insurance professionals are planning to spend more on tech, like artificial intelligence, but are wary of unseen risks.

Jodie Wallis, global chief analytics officer at Manulife, which operates as John Hancock in the U.S., spoke with Digital Insurance about how the company is deploying GenAI.

As vehicles become more connected, autonomous, shared, and electric, the traditional landscape for auto insurance will undergo transformation.

AI-evaluated insurance claims denials can depend on characteristics of the claimant, not just the merits of their claim. AI may not be a reason or the only reason for a claim denial, experts say.