Deep-Learning Powered Reinsurance Company Kettle Launches to Protect People From the Exacerbated Effects of Climate Change, Starting with Wildfires
Kettle is targeting the
Founded by
"I've spent years building software to enable people to get help in the aftermath of a crisis," said Manning. "But I noticed it was the insurance companies who were providing the financial safety nets to help these communities rebuild. That's why we founded Kettle, to make an impact."
"Reinsurance is the last stop against climate change," said Engler. "It's the safety net below the safety net. It is a moral imperative that we improve this industry to protect people from the increasing disasters caused by climate change."
Kettle's first product is focused on
Kettle's technology and proprietary algorithms use terabytes of data from public and private data sources, such as
"We like to invest in companies that use technology to improve the world," said Adam D'Augelli, partner at
"In 2020, all of us across the world understand that catastrophic risks are possible and likely — and have detrimental effects," added Manning "Kettle is about marrying the powers of human cooperation with machine intelligence to better protect people and society from these catastrophes."
About Kettle
Kettle uses deep learning and proprietary algorithms to reshape the reinsurance industry and better protect people from the growing risks associated with climate change. Kettle's first product protects Californians' businesses, homes, and livelihoods with wildfire reinsurance. To learn more, visit ourkettle.com
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