Julia Norton

Journos who have taken the time to put out info for PRs on how you like to be pitched — know that I would lay down my life in the field of battle for you.

A look under the hood of what the nebulous concept of “responsible AI” can look like in action for a publicly traded multinational company. And the first example of an insurer going public about their AI governance work with a vendor that I know of. Cool stuff ✨ iireporter.com/pzu-develops...

Emily Dickinson I'm so sorry girl

"Humans don't use —." Okay first of all take my beloved em dash's name OUT OF YOUR MOUTH

Survey: 78% of insurance execs say closing $1.8 trillion protection gap is an ethical obligation A new Economist Impact survey, sponsored by SAS, reveals that 78% of more than 500 insurance executives believe that the industry has “an ethical obligation” to close the protection gap.

Do you think insurance execs should take action on climate risk and the affordability crisis? It turns out they think so, too: 78% of 'em, in fact. Get the full story from a new SAS study.

www.sas.com/en_us/news/p...

Are women facing a "disproportionate" climate challenge? It's time for re/insurance companies to step up…

Financial services/insurance is a good examples sector to view climate risk as a gendered issue -- these are a few years old, but you might find them of interest.
www.unepfi.org/themes/clima...

www.insurancebusinessmag.com/uk/news/cata...

A Los Angeles Actuary on Lessons From the Palisades Fire I watched as the skies over my home in Los Angeles turned an apocalyptic orange on January 7, 2025, as wildfires raged across the state. Among the most

Great piece from SAS' Dominic Lee, an LA-based actuary. www.insurancejournal.com/news/west/20...

Insurance insights: Experts foresee 2025 as the year of the modern insurer SAS insurance thought leaders offer insights on incoming risk, opportunities and trends for 2025.

Wearables! Omnipolicies! Synthetic data! Here's what the insurance experts at SAS predict the industry will look like in 2025. www.sas.com/en_us/news/p...

Well, the sky is .bluer, and the grass is (maybe? for a while?) greener over here, I hear.