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Insurers covering cybersecurity risks transfer significant liability to their books in a rapidly changing landscape.

Robust testing, new workflows, and enabling employees to experiment and explore AI, will enable insurance organizations to bypass Gen AI challenges.

What insurance underwriting looks like in the age of artificial intelligence and the role of human underwriters.

Homeowners insurance rates in Florida have always been above the national average, but in recent years they have risen to unprecedented levels.

An organization shouldn't assume that just because it has insurance, a situation such as carbon monoxide is covered.

A byproduct of insurance modernization is the creation of increasingly complex tech stacks and application integration.

Artificial intelligence will create efficiencies that enable physicians to spend more time strategically thinking about their patients. But its benefits must be maximized for all.

AI-specific use cases like preventing opioid misuse can lead to significant changes in workers' compensation claims.

Social engineering fraud is evolving, and scammers have improved how they manipulate human behavior.

These cyber threats will continue to evolve and pose risks for insurers and their policyholders.

How will the events of 2023 affect 2024 when it comes to collision claims?

Thriving as an insurer requires technological adoption, adaptable cybersecurity measures and collaboration among other factors.

AI can help insurers with faster claims analysis and point investigators to possible fraud.

How will your organization implement AI?

In the last segment of this 3-part series on insurtech careers, we examine the AI-powered tools that can automate routine and repetitive tasks in claims processing, enabling employees to focus on more complex and value-added activities.

In part 2 of this series on insurance careers, we focus on how insurtech is providing new opportunities for young technology professionals.

Where life insurance can evolve and one key effort agents should continue to prioritize.

In this first part of a three-part series, we examine how insurance technology integrates with many roles across the industry and provides young professionals with unique career opportunities.

Life insurers hold a unique opportunity to heighten their relevance, boost policyholder trust, and accelerate growth.

Paper checks continue to comprise a significant portion of transactions in the P&C sector.

Technology has been rapidly transforming the workplace benefits landscape.

Insurance policies are working hard to prevent financial fumbles.

The AICPA's professional liability insurer will cover client services related to the Corporate Transparency Act's beneficial ownership information reporting requirement.

Electric vehicle fires can be catastrophic and it's vital that fire departments have procedures for extracting occupants involved in an accident and fire.

Predictive analytics can help insurers retain customers, identify fraud and process claims.

Businesses benefit when they prove themselves to be a pet-friendly workplace.

Commercial auto insurers must move from "should we" to "how do we" use telematics effectively.

Machine learning capabilities can have a critical purpose for agents in roles that are both repetitive and complex.

There are new risk management tools changing the farming industry and the risk profiles in agriculture.

The shift to electronic insurance payouts is an undeniable win-win.

There is a new active approach that promises to revolutionize the workers' comp landscape: artificial intelligence that analyzes workplace video to effectively lower risks, injuries and premiums.

As insurers harness the power of connectivity, using data for informed decision-making will be a priority.

Weather-based issues are leading to financial hardship, especially for low and medium-income workers.

The business landscape is increasingly driven by digital transformation, making the relationship between these two leaders more critical than ever.

Financial institutions move slowly but they respond with greater urgency when there's a consequence to not adopting technology.

Digital transformation can take many forms, customer experience and operational efficiency remain priorities.

Making payments is the cornerstone of the customer experience in insurance and digital engagement is vital.

By embracing emerging technology like AI, auto insurers can future proof their businesses and stay competitive.

Health insurers need to be careful that the AI systems they use create efficiency without introducing costly and unfortunate errors.

The industry's digital transformation is ushering in a new era of risk management. By embracing cloud-based solutions, streamlining processes and integrating automation.

It is more critical than ever to ensure that organizations and employees are protected from cyberattacks.

A multipronged effort should include documenting damage, hiring licensed and bonded contractors, and organizing client contact information.

If you position AI wrong or pitch it to the wrong market it might actually hurt you.

The Guaranteeing Overtime for Truckers Act aims to level the financial playing field for truck drivers.

AI training can become a financial bottomless pit if insurers don't understand the complexities involved.

In a data-driven industry, AI can assist insurers in managing large amounts of information, create new products and accelerate decision-making.

Build your organization's philanthropic muscle with five best practices.

Insurance CEOs remain optimistic and committed to investing in emerging tech.

DevSecOps allows organizations to proactively address cyber threats.

In the quest for enhanced corporate sustainability, the integration of innovative technologies is ushering in a new era of reporting capability and transparency.

Exploring ways organizations should review, evaluate, and improve deadly weapon incident prevention and response plans and resources.

OpenAI's ChatGPT is poised to redefine how insurers interact with clients.