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dr-alex-zarifis · 8 months

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Why is Tesla selling insurance and what does it mean for drivers?

Re-published under Creative Commons license, originally published in ‘The Conversation’: https://theconversation.com/why-is-tesla-selling-insurance-and-what-does-it-mean-for-drivers-130910

In the past year, Elon Musk and Tesla have fascinated the world with new innovations like the Tesla Cybertruck. There is excitement about most new Tesla products, but one hugely important one has been largely overlooked. With far less fanfare and no stage performance by Musk, Tesla started offering car insurance last September. In the long run, this is going to have a major impact on most of our lives – perhaps even greater than Tesla’s more eye-catching innovations.

Tesla Insurance is only available for Tesla vehicles in some states of the US at present. It will expand the number of territories gradually over time. But as with the Tesla Cybertruck, the company first wants to see how the business holds up to whatever is thrown at it and whether it cracks under pressure.

For those eligible for Tesla Insurance, the company claims to offer premiums 20% to 30% lower than rivals. Yet even if you are in an area where you can request a quote, Tesla won’t necessarily make you an offer. It sometimes still refers drivers to a traditional insurance partner instead. It may be that Tesla chooses the clearer, less risky cases and sends more complex ones to insurers with more experience and appetite to handle them.

So why is Tesla selling car insurance? For one thing, it has the real-time data from all its drivers’ behaviour and the performance of its vehicle technology, including camera recordings and sensor readings, so it can estimate the risk of accidents and repair costs accurately. This reliance on data may well mean it never branches into selling insurance to drivers of other manufacturers’ cars.

At the moment, Tesla is offering insurance premiums calculated with aggregated anonymous data. In future it could roll out more customised services, like the ones offered by insurers using telematic black boxes, to offer drivers (cheaper) quotes based on how they actually drive.

Every time there is an accident, Tesla has instant access to data about the driver behaviour that led to it. One attraction for the company is that it can evaluate how some of its technologies, like autopilot, stability control, anti-theft systems and bullet-resistant steel, can reduce risk.

Another motivation for Tesla is that some insurers charge a relatively high premium for Tesla cars. One reason is that they still don’t have much historic information about the cost of repairs of electric vehicles. By vertically integrating insurance into its offering, Tesla brings down the price of owning its products.

At the same time, insurance is a barrier to many innovations that Tesla is targeting for the future. With the insurance taken care of, it will be easier to sell self-driving vehicles or send people to Mars (with sister company SpaceX). Like many things Elon Musk does, this both solves a short-term problem and fits the longer-term strategy. It’s a little like how Tesla focused on producing luxury vehicles first to finance the infrastructure for selling cheaper cars like the Tesla Model 3.

How insurance is changing

Tesla has one more reason for offering insurance, which is that the sector is changing: a tech company disrupting it fits the zeitgeist perfectly. My research at Loughborough University has looked into this disruption. I evaluated 32 insurance providers around the world including Tesla and found that artificial intelligence, big data, the internet of things, blockchain and edge computing were all rewiring insurance, both literally and metaphorically.

Broadly speaking, the work of the insurer is shifting from local human expert underwriters to automation driven by big data and AI. The existing industry players that I evaluated essentially fell into three categories. Some had recognised they cannot compete with tech companies. They were focusing on interacting with customers, branding and marketing, while outsourcing everything else to companies with the relevant skills.

Other insurers were trying to add new technologies to their existing business model. For instance, some are using chatbots that apply machine learning and natural language processing to offer live customer support. Yet another group had more fully embraced the new technological capabilities. For example, life insurers like Vitality and Bupa now encourage customers to use wearable monitoring devices to offer them guidance on improving their health and avoiding accidents.

Alongside all these were the new breed of insurers, with Tesla perhaps the best example. Others include Chinese giants Alibaba and Tencent. Just like Apple and Google are making incursions into banking and finance, these are tech-savvy companies with many existing customers who are adding insurance to their portfolio of services. In every case, the capabilities of AI and big data-driven automation have acted as a catalyst.

What it means for drivers

In the short term, Tesla drivers can look forward to insurance that is arguably more seamless and convenient and may well be cheaper – particularly if they clock up fewer miles and drive safely. (Drivers should still compare prices with other insurers: the likes of Progressive and GEICO are among those that insure Tesla vehicles.)

In the longer term, this is a sign that insurance – like banking, road tax and many services – will be driven by real-time data. It will probably change our behaviour for the better. We will probably drive slower, eat healthier food and exercise more – even if libertarians will be uneasy.

This shift will challenge our attitudes towards personal information privacy. Some of us will value the benefits of being open and transparent with our personal information, while others might seek solutions that keep their data with them. Edge computing has potential here, since it allows some data processing to be done on your device so that your personal data doesn’t need to be sent to a central server.

So Tesla and Elon Musk have not just added another revenue stream to their many successful endeavours. They are also helping to fundamentally change the way that we interact with insurance providers. In the future, insurers will be more like a partner on our journey both by car and on foot – both on Earth and beyond.

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gurukumar · 9 months

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Grus and Grade is an Agriculture & Teachnology Based related company.

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jackhkeynes · 11 months

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Global Workshop

The Global Workshop refers to the middle decades of the nineteenth century. It is characterised by the rapid expansion and development of industry across the world. Usual historiography places the Workshop period between the Long Peace and the Good Game.

The Workshop period brought prosperity to parts of Europe which had been devastated by the Second German War of the 1820s, such as the Riverine Cities.

The impact of the Workshop period can be seen in artistic trends, with the shift away from voidtales and towards (on the one hand) realistic portrayals of the industrial working class and (on the other) optimistic speculation on future material advancements.

The guild VS (Vindrons Sairzaus), which sold the first widely-sold aphlox [sparkling] wine, would in this period expand its scope to other high-pressure and sealing components in manufacture, securing a very profitable niche.

The late Workshop period saw many barrick [electronic] breakthroughs, concentrated in eastern Europe and Lower Mendeva.

The Drengot Collusion arose among the French polities of this period. The contemporaneous New Urban Mesh (including London and Axbane, among others) was subsumed by—or took control of—the nascent Collusion.

Many items of vocabulary were innovated in the Workshop period, including recoil "manufacture", underwrit "logo", counterzoic "anti-microbial" and retainer "IUD".

References

Albick Medicine in the Workshop Decades, a series of volumes by Dr Harold Westcamp published by the Conster Health Edifice, funded by the Markland Ministry for Health.

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dreaminginthedeepsouth · 11 months

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LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

July 12, 2023

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

JUL 13, 2023

Today, in Vilnius, Lithuania, President Joe Biden spoke before a crowd at Vilnius University to champion democracy and the strengthening of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

“If I sound optimistic,” he told the crowd, “it’s because I am.”

“NATO is stronger, more energized, and, yes, more united than ever in its history,” he said and continued, “It didn’t happen by accident.” Faced with a threat to “democratic values we hold dear, to freedom itself” when Russian president Vladimir Putin’s troops invaded Ukraine in a rejection of the rules-based international order, the United States, NATO, and all our partners stepped up to stand behind the brave people of Ukraine.

“After nearly a year and a half of Russia’s forces committing terrible atrocities, including crimes against humanity, the people of Ukraine remain unbroken…. Ukraine remains independent. It remains free. And the United States has built a coalition of more than 50 nations to make sure Ukraine defends itself both now and…in the future as well.”

“[O]ur commitment to our values, our freedom is something…[we] can never, never, ever, ever walk away from,” Biden said. “It’s who we are.”

“[A]s I look around the world today, at a moment of war and peril, a moment of competition and uncertainty, I also see a moment of unprecedented opportunity—unprecedented opportunity—opportunity to make real strides toward a world of greater peace and greater prosperity, liberty and dignity, equal justice under the law, human rights and fundamental freedoms which are the blessing and birthright of all of humanity.”

“My friends, at the most fundamental level, we face a choice…between a world defined by coercion and exploitation, where might makes right, or a world where we recognize that our own success is bound to the success of others."

“When others do better, we do better as well—where we understand that the challenges we face today, from the existential threat of climate change to building a global economy where no one gets left behind, are too great for any one nation to solve on their own, and that to achieve our goals and meet the challenges of this age, we have to work together.”

“The world is changing. We have a chance to change the dynamic.”

“That’s why I’ve been so focused as president on rebuilding and revitalizing the alliances that are the cornerstone of American leadership in the world,” Biden said. He recounted the strengthening of the relationship between the U.S. and Europe, as well as the U.S. alliances in the Indo-Pacific region with Japan, the Republic of Korea, Australia, the Philippines, and India, saying that “we’re bringing major democracies of the region together to cooperate, keeping the Indo-Pacific free and open, prosperous, and secure.”

“[W]e’re working to deepen connections between the Atlantic and Pacific democracies so they can better work together toward the shared values we all seek: strong alliances, versatile partnerships, common purpose, collective action to meet our shared challenges….

“We have to step up together, building the broadest and deepest coalition…to preserve all the extraordinary benefits that stem from the international system grounded in the rule of law.

“We have to come together to protect the rights and freedoms that underwrite the flow of ideas and commerce and which have enabled decades of global growth. Yes, territorial integrity and sovereignty, but also principles like freedom of navigation and overflight, keeping our shared seas and skies open so that every nation has equal access to our global common space.

“And as we continue to explore this age of new possibilities, an age enabled by rapid advances in innovation, we have to stand together to ensure that the common spaces of our future reflect our highest…aspirations for ourselves and for others…so that artificial intelligence, engineering, biology, and other…emerging technologies are not made into weapons of oppression but rather are used as tools of opportunity.

“We’re working with our allies and partners to build…supply chains that are more resilient, more secure, so we never again face a situation like we had during the pandemic where we couldn’t get critical goods we needed for our daily lives….

“[W]e all must summon the common will to…address the existential threat of accelerating climate change. It’s real. It’s serious. We don’t have a lot of time. It is the…single greatest threat to humanity.

“And it’s only by working together that we’ll prevent the worst consequences of climate change from ravaging our future and that of our children and grandchildren.

“We also have to recognize our shared responsibility to help unlock the enormous potential that exists in low- and middle-income…[countries] around the world—not out of charity, [but] because it’s in our own self-interest. We all benefit when more partners stand together, working toward shared goals. We all benefit when people are healthier and more prosperous…. We all benefit when more entrepreneurs and innovators are able to pursue their dreams for a better tomorrow….

“[W]e stand at an inflection point, an inflection point in history, where the choices we make now are going to shape the direction of our world for decades to come. The world has changed.

“Will we turn back naked, unchecked aggression today to deter other…would-be aggressors tomorrow? Will we staunch the climate crisis before it’s too late? Will we harness the new technologies to advance freedom or will we diminish it? Will we advance opportunity in more places or allow instability and inequality to persist?

“How we answer these essential questions is literally going to determine the kind of future our children and grandchildren have.”

“I believe that with ambition, with confidence in ourselves and one another, with nations working together for common cause, we can answer these questions,” Biden said. “We can ensure the vision we share and the freedoms we cherish are not just empty words in a troubled time, but a roadmap…a plan of urgent action toward a future we can reach, and we’ll reach if we work together.

“[T]he road that lies before us is hard. It will challenge us, summon the best of ourselves to hold faith in one another and never give up, never lose hope. Never.

“Every day, we have to make the choice. Every day, we must summon the strength to stand for what is right, to stand for what is true, to stand for freedom, to stand together.”

Biden met in Vilnius with Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky, whose concerns about not getting a firm timeline for Ukraine’s admission to NATO seem to have been assuaged by significant security guarantees. “We are returning home with a good result for our country, and very importantly, for our warriors,” he wrote. “A good reinforcement with weapons.”

Meanwhile, in the U.S., a new report shows that inflation has slowed dramatically, dropping back to about 3%, the rate of March 2021, while the jobs market remains strong. Wages are rising faster than inflation. Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, says the report suggests that the sharp inflation of the past sixteen months was, in fact, a result of supply shocks from the pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as administration officials said.

Other advanced economies continue to struggle with high inflation, and observers noted that U.S. inflation began to fall just after the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.

In Washington, D.C., today, the House Judiciary Committee, chaired by Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH), questioned FBI director Christopher Wray for six hours to try to prove that the FBI is attacking Trump Republicans while giving Hunter Biden a free pass. It didn’t go particularly well. Wray is a lifelong Republican and member of the right-wing Federalist Society and was appointed by former president Trump. “The idea that I’m biased against conservatives seems somewhat insane to me, given my own personal background,” Wray said.

Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin summed up the day’s news when she tweeted: “3% inflation. NATO growing and more solid than ever. huge investment in tech and infrastructure. And Rs? Screeching about Hunter Biden's laptop and defunding the FBI. Simply pathetic.”

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

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How is it that public health has delivered on its promise to improve the lives of millions, while failing to resolve the dramatic health disparities of people of color in the US? And what can the movement for tech governance learn from these failures?

Through 150 years of public institutions that serve the common good through science, public health has transformed human life. In just a few generations, some of the world's most complex challenges have become manageable. Millions of people can now expect safe childbirth, trust their water supply, enjoy healthy food, and expect collective responses to epidemics. In the United States, people born in 2010 or later will live over 30 years longer than people born in 1900.

Inspired by the success of public health, leaders in technology and policy have suggested a public health model of digital governance in which technology policy not only detects and remediates past harms of technology on society, but also supports societal well-being and prevents future crises. Public health also offers a roadmap—professions, academic disciplines, public institutions, and networks of engaged community leaders—for building the systems needed for a healthy digital environment.

Yet public health, like the technology industry, has systematically failed marginalized communities in ways that are not accidents. Consider the public health response to Covid-19. Despite decades of scientific research on health equity, Covid-19 policies weren't designed for communities of color, medical devices weren't designed for our bodies, and health programs were no match for inequalities that exposed us to greater risk. As the US reached a million recorded deaths, Black and Brown communities shouldered a disproportionate share of the country's labor and burden of loss.

The tech industry, like public health, has encoded inequality into its systems and institutions. In the past decade, pathbreaking investigations and advocacy in technology policy led by women and people of color have made the world aware of these failures, resulting in a growing movement for technology governance. Industry has responded to the possibility of regulation by putting billions of dollars into tech ethics, hiring vocal critics, and underwriting new fields of study. Scientific funders and private philanthropy have also responded, investing hundreds of millions to support new industry-independent innovators and watchdogs. As a cofounder of the Coalition for Independent Tech Research, I am excited about the growth in these public-interest institutions.

But we could easily repeat the failures of public health if we reproduce the same inequality within the field of technology governance. Commentators often criticize the tech industry's lack of diversity, but let's be honest—America's would-be institutions of accountability have our own histories of exclusion. Nonprofits, for example, often say they seek to serve marginalized communities. Yet despite being 42 percent of the US population, just 13 percent of nonprofit leaders are Black, Latino, Asian, or Indigenous. Universities publicly celebrate faculty of color but are failing to make progress on faculty diversity. The year I completed my PhD, I was just one of 24 Latino/a computer science doctorates in the US and Canada, just 1.5 percent of the 1,592 PhDs granted that year. Journalism also lags behind other sectors on diversity. Rather than face these facts, many US newsrooms have chosen to block a 50-year program to track and improve newsroom diversity. That's a precarious standpoint from which to demand transparency from Big Tech.

How Institutions Fall Short of Our Aspirations on Diversity

In the 2010s, when Safiya Noble began investigating racism in search engine results, computer scientists had already been studying search engine algorithms for decades. It took another decade for Noble's work to reach the mainstream through her book Algorithms of Oppression.

Why did it take so long for the field to notice a problem affecting so many Americans? As one of only seven Black scholars to receive Information Science PhDs in her year, Noble was able to ask important questions that predominantly-white computing fields were unable to imagine.

Stories like Noble's are too rare in civil society, journalism, and academia, despite the public stories our institutions tell about progress on diversity. For example, universities with lower student diversity are more likely to put students of color on their websites and brochures. But you can't fake it till you make it; cosmetic diversity turns out to influence white college hopefuls but not Black applicants. (Note, for instance, that in the decade since Noble completed her degree, the percentage of PhDs awarded to Black candidates by Information Science programs has not changed.) Even worse, the illusion of inclusivity can increase discrimination for people of color. To spot cosmetic diversity, ask whether institutions are choosing the same handful of people to be speakers, award-winners, and board members. Is the institution elevating a few stars rather than investing in deeper change?

Why is it so hard for institutions to change? One reason is that inequalities within public-interest institutions are often anchored in self-definitions that marginalize the people we say we are here to serve. In the history of public health, for example, the nascent field of obstetrics defined itself by attacking midwives, who were largely Black and immigrant women. Although many hospitals had worse mortality rates than midwives at the time, obstetricians defined their profession with racialized stereotypes of midwives as unsanitary and unscientific. Journalists and historians argue that the deliberate exclusion of Black women from scientific obstetrics is one reason for higher death rates of Black women in pregnancy today.

Beyond public health, people who study the urgent concerns of marginalized groups are often questioned by their institutions as less objective. Consider the idea of objectivity in journalism, one justification offered when the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill rejected the tenure case of Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones in 2021. In academia, researchers who work with marginalized groups are often similarly sidelined through biased ideas about "basic" versus "applied" science. In the social sciences and computing, research with wealthy white groups in industrialized nations is often considered more fundamental science than research with communities of color. In computer science, subfields that study social and ethical issues attract women and students of color at much higher rates, while often being rated as lower-status when it's time to hire new faculty.

To become more equitable, public interest institutions can treat diversity as a core consideration in every part of the organization rather than an add-on for consultants and PR teams to handle. Leaders can start by deliberately defining our professions with the whole of society in mind. Institution-level equity also requires pay-equity changes through better graduate student funding, full-time employment rather than unpaid internships, and compensated board seats. For primarily-white institutions, changes regarding who is included at the table also need to be matched with changes in culture.

Rethinking How Researchers Treat the Public

Ethics scandals have also poisoned the well for public-interest research on the tech industry. In 2012, when university researchers conducted a study to test the effect of Facebook's newsfeed on mental health, their decision not to seek consent helped fuel a scandal that caused a chilling effect on platform research. The public also distrusts journalists who use social media data, with a third of Canadians reporting discomfort with the practice.

NGOs and academics have also exposed communities to privacy risks when crowdsourcing evidence. In one case, a research team recruited internet users without consent to study government censorship. By automatically posting censored material online and observing the response, researchers could have exposed people to unwarranted government investigations in authoritarian countries. Marginalized communities also notice when predominantly white researchers and NGOs parachute into communities without consulting or investing in them. Parachute research is common in tech accountability, too. Multiple large NGOs have organized one-off citizen science "Big Tech" projects as ways to grow email and donor lists without investing in long-term community empowerment and organizing.

Tech accountability organizations sometimes gesture at the urgency of current crises to justify our decisions not to share power or invest in the communities we say we serve. In the short term, organizations that ride the news cycle will seem unusually successful at mobilizing people, raising money, and gaining acclaim. But as the scholar Zeynep Tufekci has observed, this short-termism can't develop the deep relationships needed for lasting change. Every time we de-prioritize communities for fads in funding, research, or causes, we are making a sustainable future harder to attain.

Breaches of trust are particularly harmful because communities are essential to successful technology governance. Decades of research has shown that community organizing is an essential force for successfully governing complex problems. Communities collect data about problems, test ideas for change, organize pressure campaigns, and take civic action. In public health, community health workers serve as important bridges among communities, hospitals, scientists, and government agencies. If the US took a public health approach to technology governance, every region would have access to respected community technology workers who similarly care for our digital well-being.

At the Citizens and Technology Lab (CAT Lab), I have seen the benefits of community organizing through our community/citizen science on online harassment. People facing harassment often come to CAT Lab when their questions and ideas are ignored by corporations, governments, and academics. For eight years now, we have worked alongside communities to document institutional failures in harassment response and test independent ideas for harassment prevention. Together we have made fundamental advances in policy and science that are making a measurable difference in the daily lives of millions of people. Tech platforms and policymakers are now adopting community insights validated by the science we have done together. We are also seeing community members take up new career and education opportunities created through their involvement in community science.

Society will succeed at equitable technology governance when we have strong community networks who have relationships of reciprocity with scientists, journalists, and NGOs. Entirely new professions could offer well-paying jobs to people who do this essential community work. In the meantime, we can start by building reciprocal relationships with partner communities, changing incentives for community-engaged work, and offering equitable grant-making for communities involved in public-interest technology projects.

Ecosystem Strategies for Technology Governance

What might equitable technology governance look like across the sector as a whole? When Chicago ended its secretive predictive policing system in 2020, the city's decision showcased the benefits of a strong ecosystem of public-interest institutions.

Successful governance of Chicago's predictive policing program required research, lawsuits, and organizing from many communities and organizations. Journalists at the Chicago Sun-Times won a lawsuit compelling the city to publish data from the Strategic Subjects List. Researchers at the RAND Corporation had analyzed the system's ineffectiveness. Immigrants rights advocates and university-based lawyers challenged biased decisionmaking, freeing unlawfully detained people from detention. Even the scholars whose work inspired Chicago's policing system joined the opposition. Each study, lawsuit, shocking news article, and data visualization helped policymakers and the public conclude that the system did more harm than good. The resulting decision to shut down the Strategic Subjects List could be a textbook illustration of ecosystem models for governing complex systems.

In public health, successful crisis response also requires a cooperative network of scientists, government agencies, and community groups. But while ecosystems can sustain life, they can also collapse. The response to Covid-19 was one of the most sophisticated life-saving endeavors in the history of our country. According to National Institutes of Health (NIH) director Francis Collins, American institutions ignored lessons from past pandemics and treated health as a problem of medical science rather than a combined social and technical problem. These mistakes cascaded across other parts of the social safety net; by underfunding Black and Brown scientists, the NIH also created gaps in the knowledge and networks of trust needed to prevent the spread of Covid. Similar inequality in journalism disconnected people from resources and institutions they needed to stay alive. Government policies were designed in ways that failed to reach the people most affected by the pandemic. Black, Hispanic, and Asian businesses were least likely to access pandemic relief largely because they lacked access to prerequisites like banking services.

No single institution can fulfill democracy's full promise to all people. Nor can systemic failures be explained through the mistakes of a single actor. To build technology governance that reliably serves the public interest, we need to recognize systemic risks and imagine systemic solutions.

Ecosystem failures in technology governance occur when many institutions make mistakes that add up to less than the sum of their parts. For example, many organizations in technology governance choose to hire a small number of the same activists and scholars of color rather than cultivate a deep bench of diverse leaders. At universities, the resulting game of musical chairs leaves less famous scholars unsupported, entrenching inequality. Boards and conferences seek out the same handful of people to serve everywhere, taking them away from the work that gained them prominence in the first place. This hyper-visibility can also catalyze backlashes to equality when people who are fooled by the diversity shell game overestimate progress on diversity and resist change.

Another public-interest technology failure happens when institutions hire from the least diverse fields in America for jobs that those fields do not prepare them for. When governments and NGOs build technology policy teams, they often create positions limited to "technologists" and "engineers" who are rarely trained in the social science mindsets and methods to consider the social dimensions of technologies. By redefining jobs to include more diverse fields such as communication, information science, and human-computer interaction, organizations can develop essential expertise while also expanding organizational diversity.

Technology governance institutions also have a responsibility to inspire the next generation. Tech companies have teamed up to invest hundreds of millions of dollars to convince young people that working for tech firms is the best way to achieve financial security while doing good in the world. As a college professor, I routinely hear students worry that studying social issues or ethics could harm their chances of an industry job. In their view, topics more "basic" to computer science will get them ahead, given the prejudices of the field. Many BIPOC students choose degree programs that they know will undervalue them as people—hoping it will improve their job opportunities. We can free students from this dilemma by collaborating to create equitable public-interest careers in technology and society.

Working Together for Equitable Technology Governance

The public health model of technology governance represents a powerful opportunity for the common good. It calls us to imagine a vision of communities, scientists, and regulators working toward a flourishing society that protects the vulnerable from technology failures.

How can we fulfill that promise when we face the same forces that have created a legacy of inequity in public health? In his book The Voltage Effect, John A. List points out that product teams are often hostage to the populations they start with. The reverse can also be true. By starting early with a diverse group and working to avoid predictable equity failures, we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build a field of technology governance that genuinely serves everyone.

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What is the World Gold Council?

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The Impact of Blockchain on Modern InsurTech - HR TECH

The insurance industry, while financially robust, is often criticized for its slow and paper-centric processes, lack of transparency, and vulnerability to fraud. InsurTech, the marriage of insurance and technology, has emerged to address these concerns by leveraging digital solutions. However, a new wave of innovation is on the horizon, driven by blockchain technology.

Blockchain, a distributed ledger technology, offers a secure, transparent, and immutable record-keeping system. This has the potential to revolutionize the way insurance companies operate and interact with their customers. Blockchain, with its inherent characteristics of immutability, transparency, and decentralization, presents an enormous potential to reshape the insurance landscape.

Transforming Traditional Insurance Processes with Blockchain

Traditional insurance processes often suffer from inefficiencies, opacity, and fraud risks. Manual paperwork, cumbersome claims processes, and lack of transparency have long plagued the industry. Blockchain technology, however, offers a solution by fundamentally transforming these processes.

Streamlining Claims Processing: One of the most significant pain points in traditional insurance is the lengthy and complex claims process. Blockchain can automate claims processing through smart contracts—self-executing contracts with the terms directly written into code. When a claim is submitted, the smart contract automatically verifies the claim’s validity by cross-referencing with policy details and other relevant data stored on the blockchain. This automation reduces processing time, minimizes human error, and ensures that claims are handled efficiently and transparently.

Enhancing Underwriting Accuracy: Underwriting, the process of assessing risk and determining premiums, relies heavily on accurate and comprehensive data. Blockchain’s immutable ledger allows insurers to access a vast amount of verified data from multiple sources, including IoT devices, health records, and financial information. This data aggregation leads to more accurate risk assessment and personalized pricing, benefiting both insurers and policyholders.

Improving Fraud Detection: Fraud is a major concern in the insurance industry, leading to significant financial losses. Blockchain’s transparency and immutability make it an effective tool for combating fraud. All transactions recorded on the blockchain are time-stamped and cannot be altered, providing a reliable audit trail. This transparency deters fraudulent activities and makes it easier to detect and investigate suspicious claims.

Facilitating Regulatory Compliance: Insurance companies must comply with a myriad of regulations that vary across regions. Blockchain can simplify compliance by providing a transparent and tamper-proof record of all transactions and interactions. Regulatory bodies can access this immutable ledger to verify compliance, reducing the administrative burden on insurers and ensuring adherence to legal requirements.

Key Applications of Blockchain in Insurtech

The integration of blockchain into InsurTech is not limited to theoretical benefits; practical applications are already emerging across various segments of the insurance industry.

Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Insurance

Blockchain enables the creation of P2P insurance platforms, where groups of individuals can pool their resources to insure against specific risks. Smart contracts, which are self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement directly written into code, manage these insurance pools. When a claim is filed, the smart contract verifies the claim against pre-set conditions and processes the payment automatically. This reduces the need for intermediaries, lowers administrative costs, and enhances trust among participants, as all transactions are transparent and immutable.

Microinsurance

In many developing regions, traditional insurance products are either unaffordable or inaccessible. Blockchain technology supports the development of microinsurance solutions, which offer low-cost, scalable insurance tailored to low-income populations. Smart contracts automate the issuance and management of these policies, significantly reducing administrative costs and making insurance more accessible. Blockchain also ensures transparency and accountability, which are crucial for gaining the trust of underserved communities.

Parametric Insurance

Parametric insurance is an insurance model that triggers automatic payouts when predefined conditions or parameters, like natural disasters or severe weather events, are satisfied. This differs from traditional insurance, which requires a loss assessment before payment. Blockchain, combined with IoT devices, can monitor real-time data (e.g., weather conditions) and trigger smart contracts for instant payouts when predefined criteria are met. This provides quicker financial relief to policyholders and reduces the need for lengthy claims processes.

Identity Verification and KYC

Know Your Customer (KYC) processes are essential for preventing fraud and ensuring compliance with regulations. However, traditional KYC procedures are often cumbersome, repetitive, and costly. Blockchain can streamline KYC by storing verified identities on a secure, immutable ledger. Insurers can quickly and efficiently access this information, reducing onboarding times and costs while enhancing security. This shared digital identity system can also help reduce identity theft and fraud.

Reinsurance

Reinsurance involves insurers transferring portions of their risk portfolios to other parties to mitigate the risk of large claims. Blockchain facilitates more transparent and efficient data sharing between insurers and reinsurers. Smart contracts can automate the execution of reinsurance agreements, ensuring that data is consistent and accurate across all parties. This reduces administrative overhead, speeds up the process, and enhances trust between insurers and reinsurers.

Fraud Detection and Prevention

Fraud is a significant issue in the insurance industry, leading to substantial financial losses. Blockchain’s transparency and immutability make it a powerful tool for fraud detection and prevention. All transactions and claims recorded on the blockchain are time-stamped and cannot be altered, providing a reliable audit trail. Insurers can use this data to detect patterns indicative of fraudulent activities and investigate suspicious claims more effectively.

Claims Management

The claims process in traditional insurance is often slow and inefficient, involving multiple intermediaries and manual verifications. Blockchain can streamline claims management by automating the entire process through smart contracts. When a claim is submitted, the smart contract verifies the claim’s validity against the policy terms and triggers the payment automatically. This reduces processing times, minimizes human error, and ensures transparency throughout the claims process.

Policy Administration

Blockchain can also enhance policy administration by providing a single, immutable record of all policy details. This simplifies the process of updating and managing policies, ensuring that all parties have access to the most current information. It reduces administrative burdens and enhances the accuracy and reliability of policy data.

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Benefits and Potential of Blockchain for Insurtech

Blockchain technology offers transformative benefits and potential for the InsurTech sector, addressing inefficiencies, enhancing security, and fostering innovation. The key benefits include increased transparency, cost reduction, enhanced security, operational efficiency, improved customer experience, and new business models. These advantages are supported by various prominent research findings.

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The Comprehensive Guide to Financial Services

Introduction

In the dynamic landscape of modern finance, financial services play a crucial role in driving economic growth and stability. These services encompass a wide range of activities, from banking and insurance to investment management and advisory services. This comprehensive guide explores the different types of financial services, their importance, and the impact they have on individuals, businesses, and the broader economy.

Understanding Financial Services

Financial services refer to the economic services provided by the finance industry, which includes a broad spectrum of businesses that manage money. These services are essential for facilitating various economic activities, supporting personal financial health, and enabling business growth.

Types of Financial Services

Banking Services:

Retail Banking: Services for individuals, including savings accounts, checking accounts, personal loans, and mortgages.

Commercial Banking: Services for businesses, including business loans, credit facilities, and cash management solutions.

Investment Banking: Services related to underwriting, mergers and acquisitions, and providing advisory services for corporate clients.

Insurance Services:

Life Insurance: Policies that provide financial protection to beneficiaries upon the policyholder's death.

Health Insurance: Coverage for medical expenses and health-related services.

Property and Casualty Insurance: Protection against property damage and liability.

Investment Services:

Asset Management: Managing investments on behalf of clients, including mutual funds, pension funds, and private portfolios.

Brokerage Services: Facilitating the buying and selling of securities for clients.

Financial Advisory: Providing personalized investment advice and financial planning.

Wealth Management:

Comprehensive financial planning and investment management for high-net-worth individuals.

Real Estate Services:

Financing, buying, selling, and managing real estate properties.

Payment and Settlement Services:

Services that facilitate the transfer of funds between parties, including electronic payments, credit card processing, and settlement of financial transactions.

Importance of Financial Services

Economic Growth

Financial services are vital for economic growth. They provide the necessary capital for businesses to invest, expand, and innovate. Through efficient allocation of resources, financial services help in optimizing the productivity of the economy.

Risk Management

Insurance services play a crucial role in managing risks for individuals and businesses. By providing financial protection against unforeseen events, they help stabilize financial plans and promote economic stability.

Wealth Creation

Investment and wealth management services enable individuals to grow their wealth through strategic investments. These services offer opportunities for portfolio diversification, risk assessment, and long-term financial planning.

Financial Inclusion

Access to financial services promotes financial inclusion, allowing individuals and small businesses to participate in the economic system. This includes access to basic banking services, credit, and insurance, which are essential for improving living standards and economic mobility.

Key Trends in Financial Services

Digital Transformation

The financial services industry is undergoing a significant digital transformation. Fintech innovations, such as online banking, mobile payments, and robo-advisors, are reshaping how financial services are delivered. These technologies enhance customer experiences, improve operational efficiency, and provide greater accessibility.

Regulatory Changes

The regulatory environment for financial services is continually evolving. Regulations aimed at protecting consumers, ensuring financial stability, and promoting transparency are shaping the industry. Financial institutions must stay compliant with these regulations to maintain trust and avoid legal repercussions.

Sustainability and ESG Investing

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing is gaining prominence. Investors are increasingly considering the ethical and sustainability aspects of their investments. Financial services are adapting by offering ESG-focused products and integrating sustainability into their business practices.

Cybersecurity

With the rise of digital financial services, cybersecurity has become a top priority. Protecting sensitive financial data from cyber threats is crucial for maintaining customer trust and preventing financial losses.

Challenges in the Financial Services Industry

Regulatory Compliance

Navigating complex regulatory requirements can be challenging for financial institutions. Staying updated with regulatory changes and implementing necessary compliance measures require significant resources.

Technological Disruption

While technology offers numerous benefits, it also poses challenges. Financial institutions must continuously innovate to keep up with fintech competitors and changing customer expectations.

Economic Uncertainty

Economic fluctuations and geopolitical events can impact the stability of financial markets. Financial institutions must develop strategies to mitigate risks associated with economic uncertainty.

Customer Trust

Maintaining customer trust is essential in the financial services industry. Transparency, ethical practices, and excellent customer service are critical for building and sustaining trust.

Conclusion

Financial services are the backbone of the global economy, facilitating growth, managing risks, and promoting wealth creation. As the industry evolves, staying ahead of trends and addressing challenges will be key to success. By embracing digital transformation, maintaining regulatory compliance, and prioritizing customer trust, financial institutions can continue to thrive in this dynamic environment.

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Climb to Financial Security with Ladder Life Insurance

Introduction

Achieving financial security is a journey that requires careful planning and consideration of various factors, including income protection and risk management. Life insurance is a key component of this journey, providing a safety net for loved ones and ensuring financial stability in the face of unforeseen events. Among the myriad of life insurance options available, Ladder Life Insurance stands out as a provider that offers innovative solutions tailored to the evolving needs of individuals and families. In this comprehensive exploration, we'll delve into the concept of Ladder Life Insurance, its unique features, and how it can help individuals climb to financial security.

Understanding Ladder Life Insurance

Ladder Life Insurance is a type of term life insurance that offers flexible coverage options designed to adapt to the changing needs and circumstances of policyholders. Unlike traditional life insurance policies with fixed coverage amounts and durations, Ladder Life Insurance allows policyholders to customize their coverage based on their individual requirements.

How Ladder Life Insurance Works

The premise of Ladder Life Insurance is simple yet powerful. Policyholders can purchase multiple term life insurance policies with varying coverage amounts and durations, akin to "rungs" on a ladder. Each policy corresponds to a specific financial need or obligation, such as mortgage protection, income replacement, or education funding.

As policyholders progress through different life stages or experience significant life events, such as marriage, parenthood, or career advancements, they can adjust their coverage by adding or modifying existing policies. This flexibility ensures that individuals have the right amount of coverage at the right time, providing comprehensive protection without overpaying for unnecessary coverage.

Benefits of Ladder Life Insurance

Ladder Life Insurance offers several benefits that make it an attractive option for individuals seeking financial security:

Customizable Coverage: One of the primary advantages of Ladder Life Insurance is its customizable nature. Policyholders have the flexibility to tailor their coverage to align with their specific financial goals, obligations, and risk tolerance. Whether seeking basic protection or comprehensive coverage, Ladder Life Insurance allows individuals to design a policy that meets their unique needs.

Cost-Effective: By purchasing multiple term life insurance policies with staggered coverage durations, Ladder Life Insurance can be a cost-effective solution compared to a single, long-term policy with a high coverage amount. Policyholders only pay for the coverage they need when they need it, avoiding unnecessary premiums for excessive coverage.

Adaptable to Life Changes: Life is dynamic, and financial needs evolve over time. Ladder Life Insurance recognizes this reality and provides policyholders with the flexibility to adjust their coverage as their circumstances change. Whether getting married, starting a family, or planning for retirement, individuals can modify their policies to reflect their current priorities and responsibilities.

Peace of Mind: Ladder Life Insurance offers peace of mind by providing comprehensive protection against life's uncertainties. With customizable coverage options and the ability to adapt to changing needs, policyholders can rest assured knowing that their loved ones will be financially protected in the event of their passing.

Considerations for Ladder Life Insurance

While Ladder Life Insurance offers numerous benefits, there are some considerations to keep in mind:

Underwriting Requirements: Like traditional life insurance policies, Ladder Life Insurance requires applicants to undergo medical underwriting to determine eligibility and premium rates. Individuals with pre-existing medical conditions or high-risk lifestyles may face higher premiums or be declined coverage altogether.

Coverage Durations: Ladder Life Insurance policies are typically offered in 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30-year terms. Policyholders should carefully consider their future financial needs and obligations when selecting coverage durations to ensure adequate protection throughout the policy term.

Premium Adjustments: As policyholders modify their coverage over time, premiums may increase or decrease based on changes in coverage amounts, durations, or policyholder age. It's essential to review premium adjustments periodically and budget accordingly to avoid financial strain.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Ladder Life Insurance offers a unique and flexible approach to achieving financial security through customizable coverage options and adaptable policy structures. With the ability to tailor coverage to individual needs, Ladder Life Insurance empowers individuals to climb the ladder to financial security with confidence and peace of mind. By providing comprehensive protection against life's uncertainties and the flexibility to adapt to changing circumstances, Ladder Life Insurance ensures that policyholders can navigate life's journey with financial stability and resilience.

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Capitalizing on DC's Thriving Commercial Market: The Top Real Estate Firms to Know

Introduction

Before delving into the top commercial real estate companies in DC, it's essential to understand the underlying factors that have fueled the growth and dynamism of this market. These drivers not only create opportunities for investment and development but also shape the strategies and priorities of the leading firms operating in the district.

The Federal Government's Presence

As the seat of the federal government, Washington, DC is home to a vast array of government agencies, contractors, and related businesses. This strong government presence, coupled with the city's status as a global diplomatic hub, generates consistent demand for office space, residential properties, and supporting commercial infrastructure.

Thriving Tech and Innovation Sectors

In recent years, Washington, DC has emerged as a hub for technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship, attracting a growing number of tech companies, startups, and venture capital firms. This influx of tech-driven businesses has driven demand for modern, amenity-rich office spaces and mixed-use developments that cater to the needs of the city's dynamic workforce.

Population Growth and Demographic Shifts

The District of Columbia has experienced steady population growth, with an increasingly educated, affluent, and diverse demographic profile. This has fueled demand for a wide range of commercial real estate assets, from high-end retail and hospitality offerings to multifamily residential developments and mixed-use communities.

Top DC Commercial Real Estate Companies

Against the backdrop of these market drivers, a select group of commercial real estate companies have distinguished themselves as industry leaders in the DC market. By leveraging their deep market expertise, innovative strategies, and strategic partnerships, these firms have consistently delivered exceptional results for their clients and cemented their positions as the go-to providers of commercial real estate services in the nation's capital.

Pioneering Mixed-Use Development in DC

Known for its transformative mixed-use projects, Firm A has played a pivotal role in shaping the urban landscape of Washington, DC. The company's visionary approach combines residential, office, retail, and hospitality components, creating vibrant, walkable communities that cater to the evolving needs of the city's diverse population. By aligning its developments with the latest trends in sustainability, technology, and experiential design, Firm A has consistently delivered projects that not only generate strong returns for its investors but also enhance the quality of life for residents and businesses alike.

Specializing in Office Leasing

As one of the most prominent office leasing specialists in the DC market, Firm B has cultivated deep relationships with the city's top corporations, government agencies, and emerging industries. The company's extensive market knowledge, advisory expertise, and proactive approach to tenant representation have enabled it to consistently secure favorable lease terms and facilitate seamless transactions for its clients. By staying at the forefront of market trends and anticipating the evolving needs of businesses, Firm B has solidified its reputation as a trusted partner in the DC commercial real estate landscape.

Driving Institutional-Grade Investments

Catering to the needs of institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals, Firm C has established itself as a leader in the acquisition, management, and disposition of premium commercial properties in Washington, DC. The company's rigorous underwriting process, data-driven investment strategies, and hands-on asset management approach have enabled it to consistently deliver superior risk-adjusted returns for its clients. By leveraging its extensive network and market insights, Firm C has been able to source off-market deals and capitalize on emerging opportunities that have solidified its position as a premier investment advisory firm in the DC market.

Strategies for Navigating the DC Commercial Real Estate Market

The success of the top commercial real estate companies in Washington, DC can be attributed to their ability to navigate the nuances of this dynamic market, anticipate emerging trends, and develop tailored strategies that meet the unique needs of their clients. By understanding the approaches of these industry leaders, real estate professionals and investors can gain valuable insights to inform their own decision-making and investment strategies.

Cultivating Strategic Partnerships

Fostering strong relationships with a diverse network of industry stakeholders, including developers, property managers, government officials, and community organizations, has been a hallmark of the top commercial real estate firms in DC. By leveraging these strategic partnerships, these companies have gained exclusive access to off-market deals, secured favorable development incentives, and collaborated on transformative projects that have reshaped the city's commercial landscape.

Embracing Data-Driven Analytics

Cutting-edge data and analytics have become essential tools for the leading commercial real estate firms in Washington, DC. By leveraging sophisticated market research, financial modeling, and predictive analytics, these companies have been able to make more informed investment decisions, identify undervalued properties, and anticipate emerging trends that have given them a distinct competitive advantage.

Diversifying Asset Classes and Portfolios

The top commercial real estate firms in DC have demonstrated a keen ability to diversify their portfolios across a range of asset classes, including office, multifamily, retail, and mixed-use developments. This diversification strategy has allowed them to mitigate risks, capitalize on different market cycles, and deliver a more balanced and resilient investment performance for their clients.

Conclusion

As the Washington, DC commercial real estate companies continues to evolve and present new opportunities, the role of the industry's top firms has become increasingly crucial. These companies have not only demonstrated their ability to navigate the complexities of this dynamic market but have also played a pivotal role in shaping the city's urban landscape and driving economic growth.

By understanding the strategies, expertise, and market insights of these leading commercial real estate firms, investors, developers, and real estate professionals can gain a valuable edge in capitalizing on the vast potential of the DC market. Whether you're seeking to expand your portfolio, embark on a transformative development project, or launch a career in commercial real estate, staying attuned to the pulse of the industry's top players can be the key to unlocking success in the nation's capital.

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Vier Ideen Für Finden Vertrauenswürdig Photovoltaik-oder pv Großhändler

In der heutigen erneuerbarer Energie Landschaft Photovoltaik Systeme tatsächlich gekommen zu sein immer am günstigsten gelegene für Wohngebiet, Industrie und kommerziellen Anwendungen. Egal, ob Sie eine solar-installer, developer oder specialist, finden seriös solar technik ist kritische für den Erfolg Ihrer Projekte. Unterhalb sind vier entscheidend Ideen zu betrachten, wenn suchen glaubwürdig PV Großhändler:

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Schluss, entdecken trusted Photovoltaik Großhändler benötigt achtsam Studie, Beurteilung und Berücksichtigung von verschiedene Elemente. Von Blick in reputation und Erfahrung, überprüfen Produkt top-Qualität und Zertifizierung, Bewertung Preise und Begriffe, und Analyse Kunde support und Dienstleistungen sind, können Sie bestimmen Großhändler dass erfüllen Ihr Anforderungen und sicher die Erfolg von Ihre solartasks. Verbringt Anstrengung und Zeit Recht in Auswahl die geeignete Händler können führen dauerhafte Kooperationen und effiziente Einkauf von high-grade PV Produkte für Ihre service.

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4 Ideen Für Finden Seriös Photovoltaik Großhändler

In der heutigen erneuerbare Ressource Landschaft solar Systeme tatsächlich gekommen zu sein immer beliebt für Wohngebiet, business und industriellen Anwendungen. Egal, ob Sie eine solar-installer, programmer oder specialist, entdecken vertrauenswürdig vertreiber von photovoltaik ist entscheidender für den Erfolg Ihrer Projekte. Unterhalb sind 4 entscheidend Tipps zu think about, wenn suchen glaubwürdig PV Großhändler:

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