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Beneath the Surface: Why Insurers Should Look Beyond “the Tip of the A.I. Iceberg”

Nearly 75% of respondents in a recent survey from the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud and Shift Technology said they believe that among relevant technology, artificial intelligence (A.I.) will have the greatest impact on claims and fraud detection over the next …

Insurtech FRISS and Munich Re Extend Partnership to Support Insurers Fighting Fraud

FRISS, the insurtech provider of AI-powered anti-fraud solutions for the P&C insurance industry, has extended its partnership with Munich Re to now support insurers in their fight against fraud. Following their successful cooperation in Latin America and Iberia, the partnership …

Al Specialists omni:us and FRISS Partner to Offer Claims, Fraud Detection Services

Two artificial intelligence providers — omni:us and FRISS — are teaming up to “supercharge” insurance claims management and fraud detection. omni:us is a provider of AI-based cognitive claims management service, while FRISS is a provider of AI-powered fraud and risk …

Researchers Aim to Spot a Liar Using Online Polygraph

Can you spot a liar? It’s tricky enough in face-to-face conversations that offer facial expressions, gestures and tone of voice because those physical cues add context. Spotting a liar gets even tougher in blind computer conversations. Florida State University researcher …

Shift Technology Raises $60M to Expand Use of AI for Fraudulent Claims Detection

Shift Technology has raised $60 million in new venture financing, money that will help grow the reach of its artificial intelligence and big data technology designed to help carriers detect fraud during the claims process. Plans call for using the …

Verisk Analytics Buys UK-Based Emergent Network Intelligence

Verisk Analytics Inc., the Jersey City, N.J.-based data analytics provider, announced it has acquired Emergent Network Intelligence (ENI), an innovator in insurance claims efficiency and fraud detection solutions based in Newcastle upon Tyne in the U.K. With the acquisition of …

Companies Rely More on Tips Than Technology to Detect Fraud: KPMG

Fraudsters are more often caught by tip-offs and complaints, management review, accidentally, suspicious superiors and internal audits than by use of technology and data analytics. According to consulting firm KPMG, North companies are not capitalizing on the use of data …