Future of Insurance

Remember the days of one-size-fits-all life insurance? They're over. Discover how carriers are using new tech to create policies, applications, and pricing that are custom-fit just for you.

Remember the panic about AI replacing underwriters and actuaries? It turns out those fears are subsiding. But a new, more subtle challenge is taking its place: the disconnect between the data scientists building the AI and the insurance pros who have to use it.

Ever feel like insurance is stuck in the past? Think again. We're breaking down two of the biggest shifts happening right now—AI and E&S—and what they mean for the future of your coverage.

The Governor of the Bank of England just issued a stark warning about AI and job displacement. Let's break down what this really means for those of us working in the insurance industry.

Have you ever wondered why Apple or Google haven't jumped into the insurance game? The answer is surprising: they don't want to sell it, they want to make it obsolete.

Worried about AI replacing claims adjusters? Christopher Schaffer of Charles Taylor has a surprising prediction: technology is about to make the job more satisfying and human than ever by automating the grunt work.

The news is out: industry giant WTW is acquiring tech-forward brokerage Newfront for a cool $1.3 billion. This isn't just another merger; it's a major signal about where the entire insurance industry is headed. Let's break down what this really means for brokers, clients, and the future of insurance.

We keep hearing that technology will eliminate insurance jobs, but that's not the real story. The truth is quieter and more concerning: tech is slowly replacing our systemic value, and we need to talk about it.