Today, as digital technologies become woven into almost every part of our lives, the insurance industry is reaching a pivotal moment.
Artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, connected devices, and augmented human technologies aren’t just creating new types of risk. They’re changing what “risk” actually means. Losses are often intangible. Responsibility is shared between people and machines. And figuring out what caused the damage isn’t always straightforward.
For insurers, this isn’t simply a technical tweak. It’s a strategic shift that challenges how they underwrite, how they design policies, and even how they define their role.
In many ways, the industry is moving from insuring physical things to insuring behaviours written into code. Read more from Insurance Edge
