South Korea legalises robotic public space movement, enabling 14 companies to test outdoor robot deployments.
Key Points
14 companies currently testing outdoor robot technologies
Robots permitted for tasks like delivery and security
Represents significant regulatory breakthrough for robotics
Why It Matters
This development introduces unprecedented risks around technological integration, public safety, liability frameworks, and potential insurance complexities associated with autonomous robotic systems interacting in shared environments.
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00:00 Your partner in times of need – Interview with Marc Scheidegger 00:45 1. Welcome 02:20 2. What are claims? 06:05 3. Swiss Re Corporate Solutions 08:56 4. How did you become a claims manager? 12:38 5. Interaction with the underwriting dept. 15:34 6. How do you train a good claims handler? 19:37 7. Can new technologies take your job? 22:44 8. Life advice for the next generation 23:20 9. Thank you 🙂
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Welcome to our podcast series. My name is Philippe Séjalon and in this podcast I had the pleasure to talk about digital insurance, micro insurance and social impact with Richard Leftley, a Venture Builder, Digital Insurance Pioneer and Founder. Sit down – or walk or even run – and listen to this very interesting and pleasant discussion. Great thanks to our colleague Laura Servadio for coordinating the development of this interview!
The real reason you buy insurance may have as much to do with pleasing your psyche as it does protecting your wallet. Behavioral psychologist Orit Tykocinski explores the connection between insurance and the reality-distorting risks of “magical thinking” that may make you reconsider your own rationale.
We have to remember, insurance is an antidote, it’s not a vaccine. It doesn’t ward off evil; it doesn’t eliminate the risks that we face. However, when it comes to insurance, the distinction between an antidote and a vaccine somehow gets blurred in our minds. Why does it happen? It happens because people are not that good at assessing risks rationally. Let me give you an example. When I arranged my flight to come here, I had to decide if I wanted to buy travel insurance. Rationally, I should have based this decision on several considerations: the price of the policy, of course, the value of my luggage, the aggravation that I’m likely to experience if my luggage gets lost. And of course, the likelihood of such an event, right? But most of the time, we’re just too busy to make such rational calculations. And anyway, I doubt that Lufthansa are very keen to share their damage statistics with me. So what do we do instead? We rely on our intuition.
What if you could onboard your new recruits and teach them about insurance thanks to Hollywood films – and others?
Would you think that insurance is a hot topic for Hollywood or Netflix? Probably not… however, insurance has been a great source of inspiration for movies. Here is a non-exhaustive list of films and series where insurance plays a role:
Spain is used to long working days. It’s normal for employees to start at 9 or 9.30 and finish around 20:00 – It does include a nice lunch break from 13:30 to 15:00 though. This also applies to the insurance industry there of course.
Today, I would like to speak about Liberty in Spain. As you know, Liberty is a traditional US insurance company. Not exactly a startup! They have a very long-standing experience in the industry and could be considered quite conservative.
Now, things might be on their way to change. Indeed, Liberty Seguros (Liberty in Spain) will allow its 2,000 employees in Europe to telecommute permanently. They are investing heavily on technology to adapt to the new normal and improve their employee’s experience. This will allow their workforce to become ‘digital nomads’ around Spain. You can expect to hear about engagement and training platforms that they will be deploying to address their new needs.
However, some senior managers around the world still doubt the remote working model. It is a great model, but it is not for everyone.
At INGAGE, we have been a ‘digital-first’ company from the start. It is in our DNA. We help our clients digitize their training, their academies. We address their needs to generate content in a very dynamic way that will be available on demand for their employees, clients and salesforce. We look forward to seeing Liberty Spain’s result at the end of the year.
Written by Patrice28 April 2025 
