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Author of the novels OPEN WIDE (coming from @abramsbooks and @harvillsecker in August 2025) and HYSTERIA (@unnamedpress, 2020); represented by @imaginarysmd

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AI is Reshaping Insurance: What Claims Pros and Lawyers Must Know Now

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By Brett Carey, Jessica Gross Verified
| JD Supra
Artificial intelligence has become a significant industry trend that is here to stay. Insurers no longer use AI as an experimental tool but instead have ingrained it into everyday insurance operations. Notably, carriers utilize AI for underwriting, pricing, claim intake and claims processing. The direct impact of AI in the litigation sector could start before suit is filed and, in some cases, before coverage is determined.
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Opinion | Hillary Clinton and the Collective Rage of American Women Original

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By Jessica Gross Verified
| The New York Times Verified
At the beginning of the year, 2016 was trending on multiple social media platforms. Every couple of months, there’s a new wave of nostalgia online. I’m usually unmoved by these algorithmically manufactured moments, but thinking about my own hopefulness a decade ago has made me both depressed and angry. My younger daughter was born that July, and her older sister was in preschool. A friend bought them “The Future Is Female” T-shirts, which were made by a small, woman-run business.
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I Wrote a Novel About a Woman So Obsessed With Her Boyfriend That She Climbs Inside His Body. Then, Someone Started Living Inside Me.

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By Jessica Gross Verified
| Slate Verified
Books When I started writing my new novel, Open Wide, in 2019, I was a single woman in her early 30s who lived in New York City. Over the next few years, I fell in love, moved to West Texas, and got married. But the gap between when I finished the manuscript, in September of 2023, and the book’s publication this week has seen the biggest change I’ve ever experienced: I became a mother.
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