Insurtech

Digital transformation is dependent on and driven by modernizing your data.

An industry leader suggests insurers may be overlooking external AI exposures — and the emerging market it’s creating.

“Silent AI” refers to potential risks in traditional property and liability insurance policies that are associated with the use of artificial intelligence but are neither explicitly included nor excluded.

Investing in the right product technology is crucial for insurers to maintain compliance while also adapting quickly to regulatory changes.

Advisors could soon benefit from simpler integration of annuities if IRI is successful in developing a digital, standardized infrastructure.

Insurers must adapt and evolve to meet policyholder’s changing needs and expectations.

NuraLogix developed an artificial intelligence tool that can measure more than 100 health and wellness parameters using a video camera.

The auto insurance industry is leveraging advanced data, analytics and data scoring to create more affordable, fair and personalized insurance packages.

While insurtech startup funding has declined recently, sector stakeholders suggest it is more of a balancing out than a cause for concern.

Insurance companies are being urged to prepare for potential litigation as the use of AI grows within the industry.

Cover Genius recently secured $80 million in Series E funding as the company leans into AI as a differentiator.

Overcoming challenges with technology and uniting underwriting professionals.

Technology enables advisors to take on new roles as they provide information to clients.

Electronic health records are “underutilized,” but have the potential to facilitate faster, more accurate underwriting, says Munich Re exec.

Colorado has opened a public commentary period for its proposal to introduce regulation to govern the use of AI in health insurance.

In the absence of regulation on generative AI, businesses and independent professionals should create ethical use policies, one expert says.

With insurers looking to outsource AI expertise, here are some recommendations they can use to better manage third-party AI contractors.

Four key regulatory AI trends insurance firms and professionals can expect to see this year, according to law firm Locke Lord.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services sent a memo to all Medicare Advantage carriers recently, clarifying that MA insurers are not allowed to use algorithms or artificial intelligence-powered tools as basis for denying care or coverage.