Tag: AI
What does the insurance industry really think of AI?
It has been said AI is not a silver bullet to all the insurance industry’s shortcomings. So, what’s all the chatter about? Where is it best suited, and what (if any) are its limits?
Beesafe to leverage Tractable’s AI auto claims tech
Beesafe, which is part of the Vienna Insurance Group, with leverage Tractable’s AI technology to assess car damage and accelerate claim processes.
The 5 technology trends taking health insurance by storm
Like many areas of insurance, the healthcare space is in a big period of change. Cloud Insurance has highlighted the five emerging technology trends in the space that could really disrupt the sector.
The 4 high-value trends in InsurTech
InsurTech is evolving rapidly. The sector has flourished over the past few years and new trends are always taking centre stage. To stay ahead...
Guidewire acquires InsurTech data analytics platform
AI-powered software developer Guidewire Software has acquired HazardHub, an API-driven property risk insights provider.
FOXO Technologies closes funding to help it build insurance that helps...
FOXO Technologies, which leverages AI-driven bioinformatics and microarray technologies for the life science space, has closed a $10m investment round.
Former Microsoft CFO John Connors joins Tractable’s board of directors
Tractable, which leverages AI to improve recovery from accidents and natural disasters, has named former Microsoft CFO John Connors as its latest board of directors member.
BGL Group launches AI tool to prevent false auto claims
BGL Group has launched an AI-powered counter fraud pre-sale technology solution, which will be capable of identifying criminal activity.
AI-powered InsurTech i3 Systems said to raise $1.5m in funding
AI platform for insurance i3 Systems has reportedly bagged $1.5m in a funding round, which will aid the enhancement of its technology.
Why AI development is crucial for business stability during the pandemic
Insurance companies looking to neglect their AI development in favour of business stability could see themselves “perish”, according to dacadoo president and CEO Peter Ohnemus.