Nearly half of insurance agencies now use AI, up from 15% in 2024. The payoff depends on whether the hours saved go to customers and training new agents.
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How are data and AI being used to transform business lines at leading international financial services provider Manulife? I spoke with Jodie Wallis, Manulife’s Global Chief AI Officer, about how ...
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The insurance industry’s embrace of AI calls for a governance framework to assist regulators, guide insurers, and inform consumers. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ Big Data and ...
EC-Council, creator of the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) credential, has acquired Cyber Insurance Academy (CIA), the ...
The U.S. life insurance market has long faced a basic growth problem: The stated need from consumers is high, but purchase follow-through can be decidedly weak. As agentic AI matures, it could play an ...
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