Katie Dwyer | Risk & Insurance The use of artificial intelligence in insurance continues to grow. Here’s how the industry is using AI to optimize and augment its processes while keeping people at the center of the equation. “Artificial intelligence” can sometimes summon images of robots run amok, or computers-turned-sentient-beings manipulating their users. It can… Continue reading How Underwriting and Claims Are Reshaped by AI in Insurance — and How They Stay the Same
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Artificial Intelligence And The Construction Industry
Patrick Johnson | Honigman Typically, when one thinks of artificial intelligence (AI), computers using algorithms and data manipulation come to mind. Interestingly, the construction industry, which has traditionally been viewed as heavily labor dependent, has been increasingly utilizing advanced technologies driven by AI. However, given the early stage of this technology, the question remains: how… Continue reading Artificial Intelligence And The Construction Industry
AI’s Revolutionary Impact On Construction Law: Four Key Takeaways
Christopher D. Cazenave | Jones Walker It was a pleasure to speak to members of the New Orleans Bar Association Construction Law Committee about “AI’s Impact on Construction Law and Construction Lawyers.” AI is reshaping construction law by streamlining document-intensive tasks, reducing risks, and transforming how lawyers handle contracts, disputes, and compliance in this high-stakes… Continue reading AI’s Revolutionary Impact On Construction Law: Four Key Takeaways
The Continued Proliferation of AI Exclusions
Geoffrey B. Fehling, Michael S. Levine, Madalyn Moore and Alex D. Pappas | Hunton Insurance Recovery Blog Risk professionals and insurers alike continue to monitor the rapid evolution and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI). With increased understanding comes increased efforts to manage and limit exposure. Exclusions to coverage offer insurers potentially broad protection against evolving… Continue reading The Continued Proliferation of AI Exclusions
Analysing Cause and Effect in Construction Disputes: the Role of Data and AI Analytics
Vladimir Milovanovic | Diales Introduction: the challenges of identifying root causes in construction and engineering disputes How long does it take to count to 2 million? If one were to count for eight hours a day, it would take 70 days to reach 2 million. Now, imagine reviewing 2 million documents manually, logging relevant information… Continue reading Analysing Cause and Effect in Construction Disputes: the Role of Data and AI Analytics