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Donald Light

  • Director, North America Property/Casualty Practice, Celent
San Francisco
As seen in: Celent, Scientific American, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Digital Insurance, Insurance Innovation Reporter (IIR)
Nationally recognized expert on insurance industry technology and business issues. Works closely with insurer CIOs, and technology firms.
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Sociología

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By Craig Calhoun, Donald Light, Suzanne Keller
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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What Insurify’s ChatGPT App Means for Brokers

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By Donald Light
| Insurance Innovation Reporter (IIR)
// (Image source: Insurify ChatGPT app page.) Last Monday, February 9, Insurify (a well-known insurance price comparison site) announced “the insurance industry’s first ChatGPT app, allowing users to browse, research, and compare car insurance directly through the AI platform’s new app library.” This announcement had an immediate, sizable negative impact on the share prices of leading brokers (Marsh, Aon, WTW). I am not a securities analyst.
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Mr. Lloyd: Four Cups of Coffee Please . . . and Some Ontology to Share

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By Donald Light
| Insurance Innovation Reporter (IIR)
// (Lloyd’s Register at 71 Fenchurch Street, London. Credit: The Wub/Wikimedia.) A lot has changed since 1688 when Edward Lloyd’s Coffee House became known as a place to hear the latest news about ships and shipping, and was emerging as a place where early forms of insurance were offered to shipowners indemnifying them against the loss of their ships. As 2025 ends one thing hasn’t changed: the value of data, properly analyzed, to make better insurance decisions.
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