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Learn how actuaries can embrace artificial intelligence and big data to shape this field for insurers.

In the race to be at the forefront of artificial intelligence, companies try to stand out for their different offerings and direct business value. Governance might be the key to success.

From the EU AI Act to state-by-state regulations regarding AI usage in the US, rules are appearing almost as rapidly as AI itself. In this article from Fast Company, learn why it’s better to build transparency into AI projects now rather than wait.

To learn more about recommendations for applying AI Governance, Gartner customers can access the latest Hype Cycle for Data and Analytics Governance 2024

Learn how Nayya prioritizes governing with responsible AI practices throughout their modeling systems by continuing to invest in making them safe, resilient, and trustworthy.

From CB Insights: Assess how prepared the 50 top insurance companies are to adopt and respond to rapidly evolving AI technologies.

Read the free report from Gartner Peer Community. One-minute insights into how companies are addressing the benefits and challenges of an AI governance framework.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Membership voted to adopt the Model Bulletin on the Use of Artificial Intelligence Systems by Insurers during the 2023 Fall National Meeting.

The NAIC has enacted their model bulletin on the use of artificial intelligence systems by insurers. Public comment periods started in August 2023 and was adopted by both the H-committee and Executive committee in December 2023.

Europe on Friday reached a provisional deal on landmark European Union rules governing the use of artificial intelligence, otherwise known as the foundation of the EU AI Act.

Insurance should be the industry that leads all industries on demonstration of responsible and ethical AI governance,” he writes, noting that the measures insurers take internally aren’t just good business practices. They also position carriers to better evaluate—and backstop—the use of AI by other companies.

In this article from Fast Company, learn how educated and well-intentioned scientists can still produce biased AI systems.