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Paul Carroll

Granite Bay
As seen in: Insurance Thought Leadership, Harvard Business Review, iVoox Podcast and Radio, MIT Technology Review, Risk & Insurance, Woodlands Online, WorkCompCentral
EIC @itlupdates, Pulitzer Prize finalist for @WSJ, best-selling business author, co-founder of the Future Histories Group
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Wildfire Season Is Looking Horrific

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By Paul Carroll
| Insurance Thought Leadership
Johnny Carson famously joked that California's four seasons are Fire, Flood, Mud, and Drought. Well, Fire season is here, and hardly just in California. Wildfires have already burned 2.5 million acres in the U.S. this year, including more than 1 million in Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma. And we're on the verge of not only an El Niño, which makes the world much hotter and drier, but of what is classified as a "super" El Niño — in fact, one that may be the strongest in recorded history.
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An AI-Driven Jobs Apocalypse? Yeah, Maybe Not

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By Paul Carroll
| Insurance Thought Leadership
With major companies such as Meta and Amazon announcing huge layoffs that they tie to the efficiencies AI is making possible, you might be thinking that you, too, should be looking to cut head count. Maybe belay that thought, at least for the time being. Many of the layoffs actually stem from a whole series of factors, even if companies choose to use AI as the blanket explanation.
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What Happens Next in Iran — and What It Means for Insurers

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By Paul Carroll
| Insurance Thought Leadership
When allies of President Trump went on television over the weekend to say that a peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran was 95% complete, I was reminded of a truism among software developers in the 1990s: "The first 80% of a project takes 90% of the time, and the final 20% takes 90% of the time." Comments on social media noted that even if negotiators had made it through 95% of the issues on their checklists, that progress meant that the U.S. and Iran still had to agree on what to do about...
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