Dans cet épisode crossover avec Actuarial Review, Sergey Filimonov revient pour un troisième round pour parler de l’engouement autour de l’IA : des coûts de calcul et des évaluations (evals) aux lacunes réglementaires et aux risques de soutenabilité, nous analysons l’impact réel de l’IA sur le métier actuariel.

Thomas Holmes, Chief Actuary d’Akur8, rejoint Matthew DeMello, Editorial Director d’Emerj, pour discuter de la façon dont les assureurs passent de l’expérimentation de l’IA au déploiement à l’échelle de l’entreprise — en particulier lorsque les modèles doivent satisfaire les exigences des régulateurs et des dirigeants, ainsi que les contraintes des workflows actuariels et IT du quotidien.

In this episode, Thomas joins Matthew DeMello, Editorial Director at Emerj, to discuss why modernizing pricing and reserving is challenging in practice, and how insurers can implement AI while ensuring the governance and explainability that actuarial teams need.

Rob Lieberthal joins Alicia Burke and guest co-host Brian Fannin in a final episode recorded at 2025 CLRS to unpack his CAS-funded research project focused on turning messy, unstructured claims data—like medical notes and adjuster reports—into actuarial insights using large language models (LLMs).

Alicia Burke and Max Martinelli talk with Ted Rock, owner of Rock Roofing, about everything from storm chasers and hail claims to why insurers and contractors so often talk past each other. Ted shares an unfiltered view from the other side of the claim.

In this conversation about AI, Sergey Filimonov, Alicia Burke and Max Martinelli explore what's changed, what’s been overhyped, and what’s only just beginning.

Denise Garth and Felix d'Alançon explore the impact of having a well-integrated end-to-end solution from pricing to rating with real-world customer use-cases, and discuss the future of insurance pricing from a business and technology perspective.

Reserving isn’t just about closing the books. It’s a signal. A feedback loop. Maybe even a warning. Why listen? Because ignoring reserves is risky business.

On parle souvent d’IA pour ses modèles, sa puissance de calcul et ses capacités prédictives. Mais au-delà de la technologie, comment devient-elle un véritable levier de décision stratégique ? Comment s’assurer qu’elle guide les assureurs vers des choix éclairés ?

What’s changing in the actuarial profession, and how do we flex the right muscles to grow? Frank Chang joins Alicia Burke, Max Martinelli, and Josh Meyers to discuss how to find balance between technical and human, tradition and innovation, strength and judgment.

Join Jim Guszcza to challenge the ideology of artificial intelligence, explore how actuaries can lead the shift to human-centered systems, and dive into the power of collective intelligence, participatory design, and explainability.

Descubra como a inteligência artificial e a análise de dados estão transformando a experiência do corretor e proporcionando soluções cada vez mais eficientes para os desafios do mercado.

In this inaugural episode of the Almost Nowhere podcast, Alicia Burke, Max Martinelli and Josh Meyers discuss AI and its implications for the actuarial profession.

Ashley Bybee, ASA hosts Max Martinelli, who takes us through his transition from an actuary in a traditional pricing role at a large insurance carrier to an actuarial data scientist in tech. Max provides insight into how the actuarial skill can provide value to a variety of industries and roles.