The right data and tech means that insurance providers have more time and resources to focus on their customers.

The last in a three-part series on the meaning and future of "Insurtech 2.0" explores what technology advances could mean for insurers' claims and underwriting functions.

Innovations in technology are utilizing data so carriers can predict risks and personalize coverage for customers.

Allison Arzeno of Assurance IQ A shares how GenAI is affecting the insurance process, and discusses job opportunities in the industry and the increased role of technology.

Second in a three-part series on the meaning and future of "Insurtech 2.0" covers what benefits are possible, where to find them and when to expect progress.

This first part of a three-part series on the meaning and future of "Insurtech 2.0" considers how this buzzword is defined and the evolution of technology in the insurance industry that it represents.

As the use of internet of things (IoT) devices and artificial intelligence grow in popularity, their adoption is creating real risks for end users and insurers alike. As bad actors use it to perpetrate new kinds of fraud, carriers can also utilize it to identify these risks and fraudulent claims more quickly.

Cumbersome paperwork and manual processes have burdened insurers for decades, but the industry is finally embracing artificial intelligence to improve efficiency and client satisfaction.

The path to achieving sustainability for auto insurers is an understandably complex operation.

The organization of state regulators' Principles Based Bond Project is a response to the industry's shift away from stable Treasury bonds and toward more complex securities.

DigitalOwl's technology mines medical information.

The European Union is enacting the most comprehensive guardrails on the fast-developing world of artificial intelligence after the bloc's parliament passed the AI Act on Wednesday.

Utilizing AI tools, fraudsters can generate convincing visual and audio simulations of events that never occurred.

A good customer experience reduces friction and enhances efficiency, while making a customer feel heard and appreciated.

A new survey from Indeed revealed why women could use more support from their employers when it comes to new tech.

NAIC, the association of state insurance regulators, has issued a 90-day call for collection of property and casualty coverage data at a zip code level of detail, to better understand climate change effects on the market. The group expects the call to yield insight on insurance availability and affordability.

Predictable tasks are made for today's generative AI. The technology could revolutionize the underwriting process as long as it can keep its bias in check.

Organizations can unlock AI's transformative potential in benefits engagement and ensure sustainable and responsible integration.

Data analysis consultant Martin Ellingsworth points to gaps between standard vehicle prices and their values as exposing insurers to excessive risk.

Insurers covering cybersecurity risks transfer significant liability to their books in a rapidly changing landscape.