It is more than just a memorable name. The flare is a signal. a period of rapid change in which generative AI evolves into something more profound, intelligent, self-governing, and incredibly beneficial. We are discussing a change in the production of software, its users, and the speed at which businesses can develop. Additionally, this might …
People are not being replaced by machines in this trend. It is about AI and humans learning alongside and from one another. It is a feedback loop where trust, experimentation, and mutual development are more important than cold automation. Additionally, if insurers play it correctly, it may open the door to a quicker, more intelligent, …
This year’s event, which was held in Las Vegas with its typical mix of industry suits and startup enthusiasm, focused more on genuine interactions than on glitzy product displays. The tone had changed, but the buzzwords were still in use (yep, generative AI was displayed on every booth wall). The prominent voices this year were …
1.Humanized Communications with Customers A forty-page policy paper written in legalese is boring to read. Generative AI can rapidly convert complex language into easily comprehensible, friendly prose that is tailored to each policyholder. Consider this scenario: a consumer queries, “What is covered by my travel insurance in the event that my flight is canceled?” They …
Abbey Compton and I discuss the changing relationship between insurance and generative AI with Daria Lee Sharman in this edition of Insurance News Analysis. Our starting point is her most recent article, “7 Challenges the Insurance Industry is Facing with Generative AI.” We examine the potential and potential risks of this technology in the areas …
In a recent episode of Insurance News Analysis, I had the honor of sitting in the hot seat—which is typically occupied by Kenneth Saldanha himself—with Bruce Hentschel, a seasoned professional in the field, to discuss what responsible usage of generative AI in insurance actually entails. It is about much more than efficiency and automation, spoiler …
Swiss Re predicts that the global life insurance market would expand at a robust 3% a year, more than doubling the rate of the previous ten years. It takes audacious reinvention, more calculated risk-taking, and, to be honest, keeping up with a world that does not slow down to achieve that kind of development. These …