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Failure accompanies all technological breakthroughs – the wheel, manned flight, the internet. AI is no exception. I know insurance companies are using AI – SAS research confirms it. 90% of insurers have budgeted for GenAI in 2025. I also know that only 1 in 10 insurers (11%) are fully “AI-prepared.”
After February 2, companies are legally required to ensure AI literacy for employees under the EU AI Act. The need for AI literacy goes beyond compliance. It is critical for cultivating innovation and competitiveness, aligning with industry best practices. AI will impact every industry, and employees need to be ready
AI is revolutionizing insurance by tackling talent gaps, boosting efficiency and driving innovation.
It seems like every day, there’s a new study or report about how AI, GenAI and machine learning will transform industries. For Georgia-Pacific, this isn’t forward-looking speculation. It’s our reality. When we look at the innovation investments Georgia-Pacific has in play, we’re predicting a nine-figure return. We see $100 million
The critical link between skills, productivity and AI in the public sector Fifteen years ago, I would not have believed that my office would be phone-free or that meetings would be virtual, even with nearby colleagues. Today’s work environment would have seemed impossible back then. And as we look to
Building a digital fortress with modern data management In an era where stone walls and moats are relics of the past, the battleground has shifted to the digital realm. Since the first cyberattack in 1988, governments worldwide have been on high alert, fortifying their defenses against invisible intruders. The ultimate