Insurtech

With many consumers having embraced AI themselves, how do they feel about financial advisors using the technology. One expert weighs in.

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.

Artificial intelligence is developing fast, maybe too fast for state insurance regulators. But some say they have to move faster.

Startup Ansel Health has carved a niche in the supplemental health insurance space in its effort to provide a better way.

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.

The  CFP Board has published a guide to assist professionals in using generative artificial intelligence (AI) in their professional services.

LIMRA’s AI Governance Group launches tools and resources to help life insurance companies effectively adopt AI.

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.

The business case of generative AI for the financial services profession is helping advisors speed up their processes to allow them to serve more clients with the same 24 hours in a day.

Lemonade shares increased 94% in the last three months, based on recent performance. Can profitability be close behind?

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.