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Artificial intelligence is placing increased demand on insurers to guard against fraud and other forms of risk. Experts are urging an investment in AI literacy and other forms of training to limit exposure, rather than simply deploying more AI internally as the only safeguard.
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The counties with the greatest exposure lie along the coasts of Florida, Louisiana, South Carolina and Texas.
May 28
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The technology is lowering the bar for cyber criminals attacking companies, according to Ryan Kratz, head of cyber for North America at MSIG USA. Kratz spoke with Digital Insurance about how the new type of attacks work.
May 28
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AI is supercharging cyber criminals' ability to deploy ransomware – the most prominent type of cyberattack, according to Ryan Kratz, head of cyber for North America at MSIG. Kratz spoke with Digital Insurance about what commercial insurers are watching for.
May 27
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The insurance giant accuses Nationwide Mortgage Bankers of profiting off its branding and of suggesting to consumers that it's tied to the firm.
May 27
The combination of an AI tool with a human makes it easier to obtain accurate quotes, identify coverage gaps and share documentation between parties.
The focus is on surviving such an attack, with resilient systems and processes that ensure business continuity against all odds.
Can an insurer explain its decisions and demonstrate that AI is being used fairly and responsibly?
The next generation of pricing will harness AI, behavioral analytics and real-time data streams.
Daniel Herrington, chief AI officer at The Zebra, explains how this new role helps insurers integrate AI across their processes and departments.
Capgemini's Samantha Chow looks at the future of life insurance and how the customer experience and coverage itself will continue to evolve.
Bill Martin, president and CEO of Plymouth Rock Assurance, addresses why legacy insurers are the best insurtechs.
Sixteen leaders across the insurance industry have been recognized for their leadership and significant contributions to their companies, colleagues and the industry.
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Sarah Murrow, president and CEO of Allianz Trade in Americas, shares her career journey in the insurance industry and her approach to acting as an effective leader to a multi-national business.