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Introduction Ask an insurance operator to write down how a policy endorsement actually gets processed, and you will usually get about six steps. The real number is closer to fifty. The other forty-four live in the head of whoever has been doing the job longest, and they leave when that person ...
Introduction What happens to a company that has run two hundred proofs of concept and still cannot point to one that paid for itself? Rafael Broshi says that is roughly where financial services sits after two years of generative AI experimentation, and he does not think the models are the reas ...
Introduction What happens to a claims operation when the manipulated photo comes from an ordinary policyholder instead of a fraud ring? Verisk's 2026 fraud study found that 55% of Gen Z consumers and 49% of millennials would make a small rule-bending edit to a claim photo or document, and Aviv ...
Introduction What does an insurer actually own after a few years of buying AI one use case at a time? Feathery co-founder Zack Khan argues that the answer decides whether AI ever produces more than incremental gains, because a workflow you cannot change without filing a vendor ticket is a work ...
Introduction Most carriers can say how many AI pilots they are running. Far fewer can say where every automated decision in the business sits. That gap is the subject of this episode. Josh Hollander is joined by Karl Canty and Paul Laurent of Artefact, the global data and AI consultancy, ...
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