Artificial Intelligence

For the sake of both employee wellbeing and business continuity, digitization is an imperative for today's insurers.

Look for insurers to realize value from their AI initiatives on the cloud in 2022.

AI insights from aerial images could help insurers to prevent certain risks before they happen. So why don't they use them?

The pandemic has elevated cyber risk, and insurers will need to shift their strategies to combat rising premiums and confusion in the marketplace.

Health care organizations must take time to familiarize themselves with the uses, benefits, limitations and hazards of AI tools.

The promise of automation has led to a new concern: bias in the AI algorithms and scoring models, which has led to some unexpected and unfair outcomes.

John Kanet, director of auto insurance at LexisNexis Risk Solutions, talks about the challenges associated with ADAS and the most important considerations and resources for success in the future.

Increased transparency and control allow insurers to become more sophisticated about the manner in which they use artificial intelligence.