Artificial Intelligence – Page 14
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News AnalysisInsurance firms ‘pivot’ towards front-facing and operational technology
’As firms strategise for 2023 and beyond, the integration of technology and the addressing of skill gaps will likely be at the forefront of their agendas,’ says chief executive
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NewsAI and advanced analytics transforming insurance claims handling – Aviva
’Analytics and claims bring to life the knowledge we possess about our customers,’ says head of customer experience and insight
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NewsInsurance sector leads the way in adopting artificial intelligence – Hyland
’It’s about getting the right information to the right person at the right time,’ says vice president
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NewsMajority of UK insurance executives investing in AI and machine learning
’Businesses are exploring how they can build trust with existing and potential new clients,’ says head of platforms, strategy, operations and venture
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News AnalysisAI can ‘turbocharge’ the UK insurance sector – NTT Data
’AI provides the ability to personalise the insurance jargon and output in a way that the recipient of communications will understand,’ says industry development lead
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NewsBrokers should not ‘shy away’ from AI over lack of trust
Managing director says there ’is a huge future for AI models in all facets of insurance’
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News AnalysisChief executive impersonation fraud rises during economic downturn and AI explosion
The increasing use of artificial intelligence has made impersonation fraud more accessible, against the backdrop of inflation and economic uncertainty
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Sponsored ContentHow technology revolutionises claims management – Aspire Systems
Sponsored: Maha Santaram, director of Aspire Systems’ insurance practice, explores how data, AI, machine learning and the cloud can improve claims management
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News AnalysisThe ways AI can help brokers become more ‘effective and efficient’
’There are things that can be automated using AI that will make a big difference,’ says chief revenue officer
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NewsCould AI reduce product liability insurance claims?
Recall consultant says AI has a ’sophisticated ability to actually detect defects that humans might not be able to identify’
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News AnalysisTechnology is making a ‘big difference’ to underwriting – so will humans remain ‘essential’?
’The human element is essential in the underwriting process,’ says chief executive
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NewsThe challenge insurers face as consumers more likely to self-purchase cover online
Insurers need to ensure consumer needs are serviced ‘at the right time and through the right channels’, says insurance lead
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NewsTechnology Champion of the Year 2023 shortlist unveiled
Seven technology trailblazers in the insurance industry have been shortlisted by the Insurance Times editorial team to pick up the accolade at the Tech and Innovation Awards 2023 – but who will be crowned the winner?
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NewsFCA publishes regulatory approach to AI and big tech
’Any regulation must be proportionate enough to foster beneficial innovation,’ says chief executive
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NewsUnderwriting to ‘change beyond belief’ – MGAA chairman
’We need to continue to offer top quality products, top quality service and of course underwriting profits,’ says chairman
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News AnalysisThe Big Question July/August 2023: What will the future state of play look like between insurance and AI?
Seven industry leaders discuss the current status quo, alongside an array of upcoming opportunities
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NewsAon names prescriptive analytics as largest megatrend opportunity for insurers
’Insurers must attract a broader range of talent and make use of cutting-edge technology,’ says chief executive
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News‘Secure and responsible’ approach needed for AI within insurance – Concirrus
’It is very important to be cautious about the data they provide to these models,’ says chief technology officer
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NewsCyber insurance market 'still catching up' to evolving risks
’We have seen businesses looking to understand the answers to key questions around cyber insurance,’ says leader
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NewsFirms need to be ‘mindful’ of impact of AI on vulnerable customers – ACSO
New technologies should be ’carefully considered at the development stage and regularly reviewed’, says executive director
