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Kiernan Green

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As seen in: Key Media, CBC Edmonton, CBC News, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON), Flipboard, Global News, National Post, Toronto Sun, Calgary Herald and
Data reporter @ Key Media trade publications. Biz and poli reports in @TheHubCanada @CdnPressNews @CBCNews @VictoriaNews, @Thenarwhalca & the Humboldt Journal.
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APIs are the quiet bottleneck in insurance transformation

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By Kiernan Green Verified
| Insurance Business Mag Verified
Transformation By Jul 15, 2026 Share The insurance industry is spending heavily on AI, analytics and cloud infrastructure, but Jay Sarzen argues many carriers are still underestimating the simpler layer that determines whether any of it works: the application programming interfaces that move data in and out of the core system. Sarzen, an insurance analyst at Conning, does not describe APIs as a glamorous technology. He describes them as a hard stop.
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Should employers teach AI skills to workers who'll eventually leave?

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By Kiernan Green Verified
| Human Resources Director America Verified
42% of employees say they're expected to learn AI alone. Two people leaders explain why that approach backfires Every employer investing in AI training faces the same uncomfortable math. Build your people's skills and you make them more attractive to everyone, including your competitors. That fear has pushed plenty of companies to hand out AI tools and let workers figure the rest out themselves.
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AI is cutting insurance jobs. The industry is just starting to say so

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By Kiernan Green Verified
| Insurance Business Mag Verified
Transformation By Jun 30, 2026 Share On May 20, 2026, Acrisure - the world's eighth-largest insurance brokerage by revenue, valued at approximately $32 billion and headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan - announced it was cutting 2,250 jobs, approximately 11% of its global workforce, citing advances in artificial intelligence and automation.
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