AI & Machine Learning

AI agents can deliver transformative gains, but only for firms prepared to rethink governance, decision rights, talent, and data strategy.

End-to-end AI promises disappointed in 2025, prompting insurers to shift toward focused, modular deployment strategies.

AI surges to second-biggest business risk from tenth place as cyber incidents retain top ranking for the fifth consecutive year.

Years pass before medical advances influence insurance decisions, but computational clinical modeling accelerates evidence-based risk management.

As AI reshapes insurance underwriting and claims, ethical safeguards become critical to protecting the industry's most vulnerable customers.

AI's shift to business-critical deployments exposes security gaps, accelerating demand for Confidential AI systems with built-in protection.

Sedgwick's annual study finds Fortune 500 executives identify resilience as 2026's defining business challenge amid AI uncertainty, catastrophe risks, and cyber threats.

Heavy AI investment yields limited returns in insurance because speed-focused automation lacks decision-making context.