In the latest episode of The Connected Podcast, the hosts delve into the transformative landscape of the insurance industry as it grapples with a pivotal decision akin to the choice between the red and blue pill from The Matrix. On one side, there's the stagnation of "Pilot Purgatory," where organizations dabble in isolated AI experiments. On the other, a bold leap towards the comprehensive, strategic deployment of AI, with investments exceeding $25 million annually, focusing on explainable A...
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In the latest episode of The Connected Podcast, the hosts delve into the transformative landscape of the insurance industry as it grapples with a pivotal decision akin to the choice between the red and blue pill from The Matrix. On one side, there's the stagnation of "Pilot Purgatory," where organizations dabble in isolated AI experiments. On the other, a bold leap towards the comprehensive, strategic deployment of AI, with investments exceeding $25 million annually, focusing on explainable A...
Triple-I defends risk-based pricing, warns against government intervention
The Connected Podcast
9 minutes
3 weeks ago
Triple-I defends risk-based pricing, warns against government intervention
Welcome to The Connected Podcast, where we delve into the latest news and events shaping the insurance ecosystem. Join us as we explore the intricacies and innovative changes impacting the industry today. In this episode, we shine a spotlight on risk-based pricing in property and casualty insurance, a practice pivotal in maintaining financial stability for insurers and offering fair premiums to low-risk consumers. Sean Kevelighan, CEO of the Insurance Information Institute, warns agai...
The Connected Podcast
In the latest episode of The Connected Podcast, the hosts delve into the transformative landscape of the insurance industry as it grapples with a pivotal decision akin to the choice between the red and blue pill from The Matrix. On one side, there's the stagnation of "Pilot Purgatory," where organizations dabble in isolated AI experiments. On the other, a bold leap towards the comprehensive, strategic deployment of AI, with investments exceeding $25 million annually, focusing on explainable A...
