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With the advance of AI, change in markets, and ongoing challenges, the insurance industry is carving out new strategies.
As increasing use cases of AI in insurance add urgency to the need for explainability, experts are recommending best practices.
American insurers are being urged not to drag their feet on ensuring their use of AI is “explainable” to regulators and consumers.
New insurtechs can help ensure success by learning essential lessons from the failures of past companies, say experts.
There are three trends that will shape the long-term care market in 2025, according to a recent OneAmerica webinar panel.
Most legal and insurance industry experts aren’t expecting federal AI guidelines anytime soon under the Trump administration.
In the age of AI, insurtechs must find ways to differentiate themselves and adapt, says Bestow CEO Melbourne O’Banion.
A lack of regulation of AI usage in insurance is one of the biggest challenges facing the insurance industry today, says Cover Genius’ CRO.
When it comes to using AI, experts say there are four major ethical challenges faced by insurance professionals.
Strategic innovation, more so than strictly generative AI, is needed to drive insurtech development in 2025, panel says.
SEO expert John Dietrich explains how insurance agents and financial advisors can increase traffic and qualified leads using Google’s E-E-A-T guidelines.
Implementing generative AI is a “key component” of Manulife’s strategy to become the most digital-centric company in the industry.
believes they may be underestimating their capabilities.
A specialty wholesale insurance brokerage seeks to “digitize human knowledge” to address coverage and service gaps.
A newly patented AI-powered insurance software tool takes the pre-qualification process a step further, say its developers.
With nuclear verdicts on an “alarming” rise, a brother and sister have teamed up to develop software to put insurers on alert.
Hesitancy to leverage technologically driven marketing strategies could be costing RIAs hundreds in passive SEO leads every month.
The AI readiness gap between insurance companies ready to adopt AI and those that aren’t, may boil down to a lack of vision, says one expert.
Advancements in AI and big data are gradually changing the traditional actuarial practice, according to an industry expert.
The incoming Trump administration could potentially revitalize the U.S. initial public offering market, one expert says.
