From that perspective, AI and blockchain were treated less as experimental add-ons and more as practical operating tools.

For insurance leaders, the question has moved on from "Will AI handle calls?" to now figuring out how to deploy it without breaking trust.

InsuranceNewsNet sat down with three top providers of insurance AI solutions to understand where AI developments are headed in the industry.

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A ChapGPT logo is seen on a smartphone in 2023. ALLAHASSEE — As Florida lawmakers dig into issues involving artificial intelligence, state Insurance Commissioner Michael Yaworsky wants to make sure ...

Majesco to Acquire Vitech: Creates Insurance Industry’s Premier Technology Partner for Group & Benefits and Retirement & Pension Markets with Advanced AI-Powered Intelligent Solutions The acquisition ...

The company deploys an AI agent that can negotiate with insurance companies and obtain police reports for personal injury ...