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Catastrophe Models Are Holding the Line on Secondary Peril Uncertainty, Swiss Re Says
US Insurers Have a Growing "The Model Made Me Do It" Problem
Third-party catastrophe models are making most homeowners insurance underwriting and pricing decisions and regulators are starting to question who's accountable for that.
AI's Next Frontier May Be a Single Model for All Epidemics
Researchers are making the case for an AI model that generalizes across pathogens and the pandemic bond’s parametric trigger failures illustrate exactly what's at stake if they succeed.
Verisk CFO Says Data Moat Is the AI Story, Not the Threat
Senate Committee Passes Weather Forecasting Overhaul That Would Boost Downstream Risk Modeling
OpenAI Is Hiring a Threat Modeler to "Own" Its Catastrophic Risk Framework
A new job listing from OpenAI's Preparedness team signals the company is formalizing its modeling approach to frontier AI risk.
Georgia Joins Chorus of State Proposals Targeting Catastrophe Model Transparency
TWIA Makes a $4.3 Billion Hurricane Bet As Models Diverge and Tail Risk Mounts
Catastrophe Models at a Crossroads as Insurers Rethink Data, Pricing and Risk: Survey
Anthropic Says AI Has a Catastrophic "Collective Action" Problem
Anthropic has rewritten its flagship safety framework to acknowledge that no single AI developer can unilaterally prevent catastrophe — and to explain what it will and won't commit to doing alone.