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US Farmers Dial Crop Adjusters as Wild Weather Hammers Wheat
From drought to ping-pong size hail and unseasonable warmth, weather extremes have wheat farmers reaching for their phones to ring their insurance adjusters to assess the viability of their crops. Oklahoma farmer Dennis Schoenhals made the call a few weeks … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreOpenAI Floats Idea of Global AI Governance Body With US, China
OpenAI would support the creation of a global governance body for artificial intelligence led by the U.S. and including China as a member, a top company executive said, hours before the start of President Donald Trump’s high-stakes meeting with Chinese … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAI Tool Predicts Airport Traffic to Avert Devastating Collisions
Newswise — In managing airport traffic, small errors can cause catastrophe. A group from the CMU Robotics Institute’s AirLab used the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center’s Bridges-2 supercomputer to create World2Rules, an AI that draws from airport data and historical crash reports … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreNew Zealand Plans Law Change to Stop Private Climate Lawsuits
New Zealand’s government said on Tuesday it would change climate legislation to prevent courts from finding companies liable in private cases for climate change-related harm caused by greenhouse gas emissions. Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said the government would amend the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreOdey Settles Sexual Assault Cases Ahead of London Trial
Hedge fund boss Crispin Odey has settled a handful of personal injury claims brought by women claiming sexual assault. Odey bought an end to the claims ahead of a London trial due to start next month, according to a lawyer … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreShutterstock Paying $35M to Settle Charges Over Subscription Plans, Cancellations
Shutterstock will pay $35 million to settle U.S. Federal Trade Commission charges that the online provider of stock photography, graphics and videos misled consumers about its subscription plans and made it difficult to cancel, the agency said. Wednesday’s settlement resolves … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreVerisk Report Shows Drop in US Reconstruction Costs in 2Q
Reconstruction cost inflation in the U.S. cooled in the second quarter, offering a bit of relief for insurers and businesses, a new report shows. Verisk’s Q2 2026 360Value Quarterly Reconstruction Cost Analysis shows total reconstruction costs, which includes materials and … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCommScope Sued by Lenders for at Least $150 Million Over Alleged Breach
CommScope Holding Co. was sued by a group of lenders who allege the telecommunications provider breached a debt agreement by failing to pay a prescribed premium of at least $150 million following a key asset sale. The lenders contend that … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreLawsuit Claims OpenAI Chatbot Gave Advice That Led to Fatal Overdose
The parents of a man who died of an accidental drug overdose last year sued OpenAI and its founder and CEO Sam Altman in a California court on Tuesday, alleging the man was coached to take a dangerous combination of … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreTyphoon Season in Northwest Pacific Seen Most Active in a Decade
Typhoon activity in the Northwest Pacific Ocean is expected to be the highest this year since 2015, according to commercial forecaster Tropical Storm Risk. The projection for 2026 is 25% above the historical average, driven by an emerging El Niño … Source: Claims Journal
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