AI & Machine Learning

Despite $30 billion to $40 billion in AI investment, 95% of organizations achieve zero return, MIT study finds.

From predictive underwriting to real-time claims processing, AI is transforming insurers from reactive loss payers to proactive risk partners.

As AI liability lawsuits multiply and regulations evolve, captives offer businesses flexible coverage for emerging risks.

Overcoming AI skepticism in insurance requires positioning technology as supportive copilot rather than human replacement.

Half of insurance consumers welcome AI suggestions for their plans but expect measurable improvements first.

Vertical AI agents with orchestrator-worker patterns are transforming complex insurance workflows, moving beyond traditional RPA limitations.

Insurance carriers race toward AI adoption, but fragmented legacy systems may sabotage their automation ambitions.

Life insurance's AI-driven transformation demands more women leaders to ensure ethical implementation and collaborative, customer-focused innovation.