Regulation of Generative Artificial Intelligence

Presenters: Louis Nunez, CPCU, AU, ARM (Moderator), Bernie Odoy, John Romano, CPA, CIA, CFE, CITP, Benjamin P. Sykes, J.D.

Mar. 18, at 2 p.m. ET

Join us for a presentation by a panel of insurance, technology and legal experts on the regulation of generative AI within the insurance industry.  
• Explore how insurance companies are implementing AI, examining current challenges, benefits, and considerations for future AI adoption in the industry 
• Review current and proposed AI regulations across key states and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), including in New York, Connecticut, and Colorado 
• Analyze best practices for insurance carriers implementing generative AI, including compliance and risk management strategies, that align with the evolving regulatory landscape

 
 
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Louis Nunez, CPCU, AU, ARM (Moderator)

International Casualty Technical Underwriter

Zurich North America
 

Louis E. Nunez, CPCU, ARM, AU, AAI, AAM, and AIM, is a graduate of the College of Insurance (now St. John’s University) and holds BA and MBA degrees. Lou is a past president of the New York Chapter of the CPCU Society as well as a past chair of the Excess, Surplus, & Specialty Interest Group Committee. He joined Zurich Multi-International Programs as an international technical underwriter in 2013.  With Zurich, he is responsible for global casualty referrals including reverse flow, energy, construction, large and middle market risks.  He is regionally responsible for war, terrorism, and KRE guidance.

Bernie Odoy 

Chief Technology Officer 

HAI Group
 

In the role of chief technology officer, Bernie is responsible for HAI Group's technology roadmap, identifying emerging trends, and harnessing new technologies to enhance product offerings and operational efficiency. He joined HAI Group in 2016 as the lead application developer and most recently served as the director of information technology. He brings both information technology and insurance experience from his tenures at The Hartford, Microsoft, and GE, among others. Bernie earned his master's degree in computer engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a bachelor's degree in computer engineering from the University of Connecticut where he completed a co-op education program with IBM.

 

John Romano, CPA, CIA, CFE, CITP 

Principal

BakerTilly
 

John Romano serves as a principal in BakerTilly’s financial services risk advisory practice, with more than 20 years of experience. He leads the insurance regulatory practice and internal audit risk advisory services for insurance organizations. In his role, he and his team help clients and state regulators successfully address a variety of ongoing challenges and requirements. John has provided services to state regulators, including in-charge and supervisory responsibilities with NAIC regulatory financial examinations, market conduct and financial analysis, consent order and holding company filing reviews. In addition, John provides training to state regulators on examination processes, enterprise risk assessments and emerging trends.

Benjamin P. Sykes, J.D.  

Partner

Troutman Pepper Locke LLP
 

Ben’s practice at Troutman Pepper Locke LLP covers all major lines of insurance, including life, property and casualty, and health. He assists clients with insurance mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate governance, licensing, investment compliance, and insurance holding company act issues. Ben also has experience organizing alternative risk transfer vehicles, such as captive insurance companies, and advising insurtech startups and emerging growth companies. Ben’s clients range from established insurers and producers to private equity firms and innovative insurtech startups. He helps them navigate complex transactions, regulatory compliance, and strategic partnerships.