Many people in insurance want AI, but they're having a hard time using it effectively in the workplace.

Insurance carriers have always relied on data to understand risk. What has changed dramatically, however, is how that data is used, writes Brian Keller, PhD, vice president of AI and data science for LexisNexis Risk Solutions.

Carriers must move beyond highly visible AI activity that may look like progress and toward real operational transformation, writes Peter McMurtrie, a partner of the insurance practice for West Monroe.

Underwriters do not see AI as a threat; most would consider the quality of an employer's AI tools when switching jobs, according to a new survey.

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Many insurance agents are planning to increase their use of AI but many aren't using it yet, according to the Association for Independent Insurance Agents Agents Council for Technology tech trends report.

More than half of the participants in the global insurer's incubator program are AI focused or using AI in some way for their functions.

While total real premium growth will likely drop in 2026, rapid investment of AI data centers is offsetting shocks from supply-chain disruptions.

Residents who filed a class action lawsuit say the title insurer is unfairly profiting from their home data on its DataTree platform, without their consent.

Rema Matevosyan, the company's co-founder, spoke with Digital Insurance about providing higher-resolution property images at scale.

Climate scientists can now quickly assess how much worse a given extreme-weather event has been made by human-caused climate change.

Fraud prevention is the foundation for trust at scale, shaping how confidently customers engage.

If the first half of the year was defined by a race to bring AI-powered products to market, the second half will be defined by commercial discipline and pricing realities, write Michael Nadel and Andrew Larsen of Simon-Kucher.

AI is helping insurers navigate climate changes by taking nuances into consideration and making sense of updated weather data.

The path forward is to assess risk one property at a time, in close to real time, using AI.

The cuts, which they expect to take the forms of severance agreements, early retirements and similar options, will amount to between 1,500 to 1,800 positions across Europe, the unit's chief executive officer Tomas Kunzmann said at an event late Tuesday in Munich.

To get the best results from AI, insurance companies must first address the structural problems that create friction within their processes, writes Earl Shaw, CIO of Renaissance.

There were about 70 funding events in the insurtech sector in June 2026.

A survey of insurance leaders and other professionals finds that 29% of U.S. businesses experienced at least one AI-enabled cyber incident in the past year.