Ergonomic assessments can help organizations create safer work environments. The use of artificial intelligence in this field is poised to create even better results, if managed properly.
The use of artificial intelligence in insurance continues to grow. Here’s how the industry is using AI to optimize and augment its processes while keeping people at the center of the equation.
Multiple converging forces from climate change to AI adoption are fundamentally reshaping how insurers assess risk and process property insurance claims, according to Sedgwick.
As AI reshapes the risk landscape, insurers, tech firms, and businesses must break down data silos and collaborate to anticipate emerging threats and build safer, smarter systems.
As AI adoption accelerates in workers’ comp, claims executives face a pivotal challenge: how to harness its potential without sacrificing empathy or outcomes. Join a panel of industry leaders as they unpack real-world use cases, share research insights, and explore what it means to apply AI thoughtfully in claims management.
In a rapidly evolving landscape shaped by climate challenges and technological disruption, finding the right balance between fostering innovation and protecting consumers has never been more critical, says Scott White.
AI maturity index reveals performance gaps among major carriers, with early AI investments beginning to drive measurable business outcomes, according to Evident.
Kristine Kennedy of Healthesystems discusses how digital tools and empathy are reshaping workers’ comp, from improving communication with injured workers to leveraging AI for better outcomes.
AI is increasingly used by traders to make fast decisions and maximize profits, but the speed of these decisions and the lack of human oversight means that the ripple effects of just a few transactions can quickly amplify and send markets into a tailspin.
AI-driven innovation and strategic investments fuel the ‘insurtech spring’ as P&C insurtechs lead recovery with $1.13 billion in fresh capital, Gallagher Re reports.