The EU AI Act delay isn't a reprieve. Here's how insurers should use the 16-month runway to build defensible AI governance before December 2027.
SEC and NAIC are targeting AI washing. Learn what insurance carriers must document to substantiate AI claims before regulators come asking.
Nobody wants to answer the question until they have to. Then everyone asks it at once: "Who owns the decision when AI is wrong?”
The multi-step, autonomous nature of AI agents does not make existing risk frameworks obsolete. It makes them more essential than ever. A technical breakdown of what responsible deployment actually requires.
Monitaur CEO Anthony Habayeb breaks down the 2026 NAIC AI Pilot, its impact on insurance governance, and how carriers can prepare for upcoming exams.
New methods from data science and AI present new opportunities for actuaries, but they haven't yet been absorbed into actuarial practices largely because of training and compliance barriers. We propose solutions for bridging this gap.
When governance is done correctly, it's the catalyst for moving AI forward. Learn how in this interview between Marissa Buckley and Anthony Habayeb from ITCVegas 2025
Three ways you can build trust and reduce risks from third-party AI vendors through a purpose-built AI governance strategy.
Review this mathematical specification for Agentic AI Travel Agents. It combines microeconomics, mechanism design, and utility optimization to balance governance with optimization.
Is AI adoption slowing down in your organization? Claims teams can benefit from effective uses of AI, but if trust isn't built into the changes, investments fall flat. Learn how AI governance can be an enabler of your AI strategy.
