Sep 25, 2026
Editor’s Note Three announcements caught my attention this week. One concerns the submissions arriving at a managing general agent. Another concerns claims estimates. The third concerns how a carrier decides which brokers and submissions deserve more attention. Each...
Sep 18, 2026
Editor’s Note AI governance is becoming more tangible. An updated National Association of Insurance Commissioners working document now makes the model inventory an explicit part of regulatory inquiry. Australia’s prudential regulator is asking financial institutions...
Sep 11, 2026
Editor’s Note Artificial intelligence had a very good week and a very troubling one. OpenAI coordinated roughly 10,000 AI agents in an effort that may have resolved one of mathematics’ most important unsolved problems. Meanwhile, a United Kingdom government evaluation...
Sep 4, 2026
Editor’s Note Artificial intelligence is starting to look less like a technology project and more like institutional infrastructure. The evidence this week comes from very different directions. The United Arab Emirates is working on a framework for deciding which...
Aug 28, 2026
Editor’s Note The most interesting artificial intelligence story this week may be that the model is becoming less interesting. That does not mean model capability has stopped mattering. Frontier models are still improving, and the differences among them can be...
Aug 21, 2026
Editor’s Note For years, much of enterprise technology has worked by asking people to adapt to the system. Use the portal. Complete the fields. Follow the workflow. Standardize the submission. Put the information where the software expects to find it. Artificial...
