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Society of Actuaries
Artificial Intelligence
Society Of Actuaries
Actuarial Profession
AI Governance
Actuarial Science
Underwriting
Climate Risk
Global Actuarial Profession
Fairness In AI
Privacy
Actuarial Modeling
Behavioral Science
Medical Claims Data
Robotics
Artificial Intelligence In Insurance
Trust In AI
Large Language Models
Generative AI
Machine Learning
Nice Technologies

AI Insights - delving into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence and its impact on the actuarial profession. InsurTech Insights - sharing knowledge on evolving technology and InsurTech.

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As artificial intelligence continues to transform the insurance industry, how are regulators and auditors responding? And what does the growing use of AI mean for actuaries?

In this episode of Get Plugged In, Dale Hall, Managing Director of the Soc... more

How Is AI Changing the Actuarial Profession? Insights from the Spring 2026 AI Survey

Artificial intelligence is transforming actuarial practice, but how quickly are actuaries adopting AI, and what challenges remain?

In this episode of Get Plugged... more

What does it take to turn emerging ideas into meaningful insights for the actuarial profession?

In this episode of Get Plugged In, Lisa Schilling, Director of Practice Research at the Society of Actuaries Research Institute, welcomes Dave Ingram, F... more

Artificial intelligence is reshaping insurance—and raising important legal, regulatory and practical questions for insurers, policyholders and the professionals who support them.

In this episode of the Society of Actuaries Research Institute's Get ... more

Robotics is rapidly moving from specialized environments into everyday life—from drones supporting insurance claims and driverless vehicles operating on public roads to robotic-assisted surgery, rehabilitation and patient care. As these systems becom... more

AI Efficiency to AI Trust

Artificial intelligence offers organizations tremendous opportunities for speed and scale—but how can they ensure trust, judgment and accountability keep pace?

In this episode of the Get Plugged In Podcast, Dale Hall, Ma... more

In this episode of Get Plugged In, Dale Hall, Managing Director of Research at the Society of Actuaries Research Institute, welcomes Shea Parkes, Actuary and FSA, and one of the authors of the Society of Actuaries Research Institute report, AI-Based ... more

In this episode of the Get Plugged In podcast, Dale Hall, Managing Director of Research at the Society of Actuaries Research Institute, explores the intersection of behavioral science and artificial intelligence in insurance. Dale is joined by Peter ... more

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Joe Alaimo
Associate of the Society of Actuaries and Canadian Institute of Actuaries, author of a report on AI governance and oversight
Society of Actuaries Research Institute
Episode: AI from Regulatory and Audit Perspectives: A Roundtable Discussion with Joe Alaimo
Dave Ingram
Volunteer editor of the Actuarial Intelligence Bulletin
Society of Actuaries (SOA)
Episode: Behind the Actuarial Intelligence Bulletin: The People, Ideas, and Process
Christine Worthen
Attorney at Epstein Becker Green
Epstein Becker Green
Episode: AI and Insurance Law
Raymond Sheh
AI risk management researcher at the US Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST); guest researcher at Johns Hopkins University
NIST; Johns Hopkins University
Episode: Robotics
Steve Abel
Partner, Digital Analytics Technology Transformation Group at Oliver Wyman
Oliver Wyman
Episode: AI Efficiency to AI Trust
Shea Parkes
Fellow of the Society of Actuaries at Milliman
Milliman
Episode: AI-Based Synthetic Medical Claims Data Generation
Peter Hovard
Vice President, Chief Behavioral Scientist
Reinsurance Group of America (RGA)
Episode: Rethinking Insurance with Behavioral Science and Artificial Intelligence
Rosmery Cruz
Executive Director, Behavioral Data Science
Reinsurance Group of America (RGA)
Episode: Rethinking Insurance with Behavioral Science and Artificial Intelligence
Runhuan Feng
Professor, actuary, FSA, CERA
Tsinghua University
Episode: An Interview with Professor Feng

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Dale Hall
Host of Get Plugged In; Managing Director of Research, SOA Research Institute

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AI from Regulatory and Audit Perspectives: A Roundtable Discussion with Joe Alaimo
Q: Based on this roundtable discussion, how did the panel see the actuaries' role evolving, and what should actuaries be doing today to prepare for AI becoming part of everyday practice?
Alaimo says AI may take on routine tasks, giving actuaries more time for complex analysis, governance, professional judgment, and qualitative assessment such as fairness. Regulators may similarly use AI to speed routine reviews and focus human attention on complex products.
AI from Regulatory and Audit Perspectives: A Roundtable Discussion with Joe Alaimo
Q: From the regulator's perspective, how important is it for an insurance company to explain how its AI models work, and what happens when the company itself may not fully understand a model supplied by a third-party vendor?
Alaimo says explainability is essential to auditing and accountability. Regulators can assess a model's purpose, training data, inputs, governance, intended use, outputs, limitations, and performance without necessarily understanding its code or mathematics.
SOA Member AI Survey - Spring 2026
Q: What does a survey reveal about how well actuaries feel prepared to use AI? In turn, what should employers or professional organizations or even C-suite or managers or leaders of organization be doing to focus their training efforts?
Companies increased training, but more than 60% still relied on self-directed learning. Respondents wanted practical, hands-on education for applying AI in daily work, including model evaluation and validation.
SOA Member AI Survey - Spring 2026
Q: What were the biggest takeaways from the latest survey? And were there any findings that when you opened them up and started looking at the data that particularly surprised you?
AI use rose across the profession, including among less experienced actuaries, while experienced actuaries still reported more use. AI governance became more structured, and accuracy and hallucinations became the leading governance concerns.
Behind the Actuarial Intelligence Bulletin: The People, Ideas, and Process
Q: What was the problem or opportunity that led to the creation of the Actuarial Intelligence Bulletin?
The initiative arose from a need identified at the Impact Meeting to consolidate AI-related ideas and discussions into a centralized newsletter, which could be accessible and useful to actuaries at varying levels of AI experience.

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