Hot take: Most insurtechs didn't fail because of bad tech. They failed because they didn't understand insurance. Technology is the easy part. Distribution is everything. Agree? #insurtech

The gap between „we have an AI strategy” and „we shipped AI to production” is still enormous. Execution > slides

WTW completed its $1.3B acquisition of Newfront. The biggest brokers keep getting bigger through M&A. What does this mean for independent insurtechs? businessinsurance.com/wtw-adds-scale… #insurtech #boringinnovations

Unpopular opinion: The future of insurance isn’t fewer humans. It’s fewer boring tasks for humans. AI won’t replace underwriters — it’ll make them 10x faster. #insurtech #AI #boringinnovations

Everyone’s talking about AI in insurance. Few are talking about the change management needed to make it work. That’s the real bottleneck — not the model, it’s the adoption. Nice report btw.

ESA (European Space Agency) is exploring satellite data for parametric insurance products targeting agriculture and forestry. Space tech meets insurtech — the crossover nobody expected. slipcase.com/view/european-… #insurtech #spacetech

Every conference in 2026 be like:

2026 is no longer the era of smart devices—it’s the era of devices that learn, predict, and defend themselves. Brutally relevant question: are you building intelligent systems, or solving real business cases?

Technology isn’t the problem. The pace is. Scale slower, last longer. Burnout doesn’t scale. #boringinnovations

Matt just said something most people in 2026 still don’t want to hear. White-collar work isn’t going to be “lightly augmented.” It’s going to be rewritten from the ground up. This doesn’t mean every job disappears. It means the definition of the job changes. The people who

In 2023, Shopify deleted 322,000 hours of meetings. Not rescheduled. Not shortened. Deleted. Their COO deployed a bot that cancelled every recurring meeting with 3+ people. 12,000 calendar series — gone overnight. No board approval. No consulting firm. No 6-month pilot. They

61% revenue growth in health insurance. Not crypto. Not a new AI agents. Not a new social app. Health insurance. The industry everyone calls "impossible to disrupt." Sometimes the biggest opportunity is the market nobody wants to touch because it's too boring, too regulated, and

🤔Every company is hiring a Head of AI. Almost none are hiring a Head of Process. One of these will save you millions. Hint: it's the boring one.

4,000 people lost their jobs at the warehouse. Humanoid robots replaced them. No worker received severance. No one had the right to appeal. ⚡ Tell me who's responsible — the company, the government, consumers demanding cheaper products, or no one.