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Why AI is a critical requirement for an insurer
In this article, Patrick Hayward, consultant at Altus Consulting, explains why artificial intelligence will become a critical requirement rather than a nice-to-have for an insurer.
Could AI take the heat out of insurance in a changing climate?
In July 2023, the world experienced the warmest global temperature for 125,000 years. Climate change is happening, and it is already impacting all our lives. This article explores why better use of AI in the insurance industry will help it adapt to the challenges brought about by climate change.
Three examples of intelligent automation in insurance
Intelligent automation in insurance is a powerful tool that reduces human error and the need to perform repetitive tasks manually. This blog highlights three examples of intelligent automation in insurance and how insurers can deliver the high-speed customer experience today’s policyholders expect.
How Chat GPT plans to revolutionise general insurance
In this article, Insurance Post asked Chat GPT to explain what it will do for the general insurance industry and sheds light on what the generative AI system had to say.
How big data and AI could slash insurance costs
This article explains how by harnessing the power of big data and AI, insurers can encourage healthier habits to reduce claims and cut costs.
Why cyber insurance’s evolution requires an AI injection
The frequency and intensity of cyberattacks are changing rules and throwing the insurance market into chaos. In this article, Hartmut Mai, president at Cyberwrite, argues AI is required to produce cyber insurance suitable for today’s business needs.
Why cannabis farms are a growing problem for property insurers
This article explores why the illegal cultivation of cannabis is a growing problem for both residential and commercial landlords as well as the wider community.
Trade voice: MGAA’s Mike Keating on why collaboration is key to delivering claims outcomes
In this article, Mike Keating, CEO of the Managing General Agents’ Association, examines why more than half of MGAs think improvements to claims processes are needed.
AI shouldn’t spell the end of human insurer judgement
Artificial intelligence excels at prediction, but it does not possess judgement. This article explains the ways human judgement will become more common as AI systems proliferate, and why business leaders need to be aware that humans will still be essential to manage risk.
Get ready for the reality of virtual production risks
This article explains how insurance policy wordings are having to adapt to the risks associated with virtual reality production.