AI can improve productivity by deploying tech alongside insurance industry knowledge workers.

Markel sells reinsurance renewal rights to Nationwide and more insurance news.

Research from Digital Insurance on the cost of artificial intelligence.

Catching fraudulent claims has become much more complicated than detecting doctored images. Fraud can be found in correlations of medical treatment data, legal representation and adjuster evaluations, experts said.

Using AI to review lengthy documents for injury claims can find key points for insurers questioning validity.

Standard commercial insurance can be inflexible and fail to meet the needs of smaller businesses, but software as a service tailored to insurance better serves their needs.

The following stories and InsureThink opinion articles are a part of a series on how AI is being deployed in claims.

Any implementation of AI requires access to significant amounts of data and is not without its risks as carriers and brokers expand its adoption.

Younger consumers prefer digital insurance experiences creating challenges and opportunities for the industry.

Insurers and adjusters are using AI across the claims space to expedite the process, verify information and improve the customer experience.

The backbone of American property insurance depends on data you've never thought about...until it's gone

Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America said it suffered a system breach on July 16 that affected a majority of its 1.4 million customers.

ACORD's Somesh Mukherjee, vice president of solution architecture at ACORD Solutions Group, shares the complexities of technology used in weather-related claims processes.

Honda launches insurance; INSHUR's $35 million funding round and more insurance news.

Digital transformation is streamlining operations and enhancing customer experiences.

Six challenges life insurance underwriters face and how AI can help to address them.

Cayce Lynch and Bob Tyson of Tyson & Mendes will discuss the implications surrounding the rise in nuclear verdicts and the legal impacts associated with the increased use of emerging technologies like AI.

Part two of a conversation with Jodie Wallis, the first global chief AI officer for Manulife.

Part one of a conversation with Jodie Wallis, the first global chief AI officer for Manulife.

Cayce Lynch and Bob Tyson of Tyson & Mendes discuss the implications surrounding the rise in nuclear verdicts and the legal impacts associated with the increased use of emerging technologies like AI.