At Frontier 2026, Shah and colleagues demonstrated intelligence within insurance workflows and an agentic approach to product development, implementation and support.
At Frontier 2026, Shah and colleagues demonstrated intelligence within insurance workflows and an agentic approach to product development, implementation and support.
Sapiens’ CTO explains how The Brain connects product knowledge and customer context to agentic workflows, modernization and governed automation.
The new capability identifies externally visible AI technologies across insureds’ digital footprints, giving cyber underwriters an independent source of risk information.
Autonomous agents are creating exposures faster than contracts, courts and insurers can determine who should bear the resulting losses.
The AI governance company’s validation tool tests high-impact AI systems across reliability, performance, bias and security.
OMNI supports underwriting, claims, cyber services and product development, with an initial focus on high-volume E&S business.
The real promise of artificial intelligence lies not in automating existing processes, Rob McIsaac writes, but in rethinking how insurance organizations operate.
Dan Woods argues that insurers risk being drawn in by compelling AI demonstrations that obscure the constraints of legacy systems, accumulated technical debt, and the realities of production readiness.
Insurers rushing into AI risk recreating earlier waves of technical debt unless governance, process, and discipline evolve alongside new capabilities.
The company has emerged from stealth with an agentic AI platform designed to support financial institutions’ decision-making and workflows.