FINEOS is thrilled to be a gold sponsor at Society of Actuaries 2021 Health Meeting taking place virtually June 14-16, 2021 bringing together the industry’s leading actuaries, analysts and professionals to network and discuss the impacts of the latest marketplace factors and trends.
Please plan to join us and attend the following sessions presented by FINEOS.
Session: AI in Insurance: What Does it Mean for Actuaries?
Tuesday, June 15 | 12:30pm CT
In this panel discussion, we’ll ask experts what AI in insurance means for actuaries. They’ll share insight on the capabilities and limitations of AI, the impact AI will have on actuarial roles, and how actuaries can deal with AI related changes in the workplace. Then we’ll ask you, the audience, for your take on this topic and share the anonymous poll results live ending with an interactive open discussion.
- Jeff Bowden, Unum, Director, Actuary
- Bfrank Colson – Epik, Co-founder, CTO
- Mark Friederich – RGAx, VP and Actuary
- Alex Terry – FINEOS, Director of Expert Services, Actuary (moderator)
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the ability to automate the work actuaries do; triaging risk and making informed decisions across an insurance carrier’s operational value stream. But can artificial intelligence really take the place of human intelligence?
Session: AI in Insurance: The Benefits and Pitfall of Automation
Tuesday, June 15 | 2:30pm CT
In this panel discussion, we’ll ask experts about the potential benefits and pitfalls of using AI. They’ll debate whether AI should be used for risk management, where boundaries should lie between actuarial and non-actuarial AI, and how insurance professionals can ensure governance and transparency of AI efforts. Then we’ll turn to you, the audience, for your input on this topic and share the anonymous poll results live ending with an interactive open discussion.
- Alan Leard – FINEOS, Chief Innovation Officer
- Andy Schafer – Principal, AVP and Actuary
- Kashif Mahbub – Ushur, SVP Marketing
- Alex Terry – FINEOS, Director of Expert Services, Actuary (moderator)
Artificial intelligence (AI) models are often developed in a land far, far away from the actuarial community, typically outside of an insurance carrier’s walls. So, how can these models possibly be as effective as the real live professionals who’ve worked at the organization for years?