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IFoA
AI

Did I write this blog post?

Let’s begin with a straightforward question: Did I write this blog post? Yes. And also, perhaps not entirely.

Policy
AI
Machine Learning

AI week and the AI Safety Summit: what actuaries need to know

Last week hearts and minds across Westminster turned to the rapidly rising technology of ‘frontier’ AI, in what political commentators referred to as ‘AI week’

AI
Careers
Learning

Do you still need to learn programming

In an era where AI can generate code in seconds, it’s a fair question for any actuary to ask: "Do I still need to learn programming?"

Sustainability
Climate Change
AI
SDGs and AI

UN SDGs and AI: Mexico

This is part one of a series of blogs by the IFoA Data Science, Sustainability and Climate Change Working Party that discusses progress updates on UN SDGs and AI use. This blog focuses on Mexico.

Sustainability
Climate Change
AI
SDGs and AI

UN SDGs and AI: Brazil

This is part two of a series of blogs by the IFoA Data Science, Sustainability and Climate Change Working Party that discusses progress updates on UN SDGs and AI use. This blog focuses on Brazil.

Sustainability
Climate Change
AI
SDGs and AI

UN SDGs and AI: South Africa

This is part three of a series of blogs by the IFoA Data Science, Sustainability and Climate Change Working Party that discusses progress updates on UN SDGs and AI use. This blog focuses on South Africa.

AI
Data science
Ethics
Fraud
Machine Learning

How to tackle increasing AI fraud in insurance using blockchain

AI is reshaping industries, including the insurance industry. While insurers are adopting AI for automation and underwriting, fraudsters are using the same technology to create deepfakes: fake photos, videos, or documents convincing enough to fool even experienced claim adjusters. Sutirna Chakraborty of the IFoA's Professionalism, Regulation and Ethics Working Party explores how blockchain can tackle it.

IFoA
AI
Modelling
Mortality
Research
Health and care

Celebrating excellence: 2024 Geoffrey Heywood and Peter Clark prize winners

Every year, the IFoA recognises excellence in research and communicating actuarial knowledge by awarding prestigious prizes for outstanding papers published in IFoA publications. This year’s prizes, rewarding articles published in 2024, demonstrate excellence and impact across a range of areas encountered by actuaries in their practice and research.