Emerging Technologies

After accidents, tomorrow’s vehicles will act as their own adjusters and collision-repair technicians. And “tomorrow” is nigh.

Many say autonomous cars are years away, but costs are tumbling, and, as Sun Tsu said, all battles are won or lost before they are ever fought.

In a survey, many women say they doubt the safety of driverless cars, and many men say the cars would be no fun.

InsurTech will spur a big year, leading to "all-risks insurance," insurance that can be turned on and off, better microinsurance and more.

California's restrictions on driverless cars mandate a flawed design constraint and will slow progress on this crucial innovation.

The HITLAB healthcare innovation competition produced five finalists that may save newborns, prevent blindness and much more.

The Internet of Things raises thorny questions, such as: What exactly is being insured? And where does liability begin and end?

There were many loud-enough-to-be-heard, innovative voices calling for new business models at 'Insurance Disrupted' in Silicon Valley.