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By Yingzhou He, Zhiguo Wang, and Jay Vadiveloo
How to enjoy old age to the fullest satisfaction
By Tom Toce
BEGIN AGAIN is what I find I have to do when I fill out a grid 90% of the way and then uncover a fatal flaw. It’s pretty frustrating, but that’s puzzle construction.
By Stephen Meskin
As actuaries, we are all pretty good at plugging numbers into a formula and getting a result.
By Robert J. Rietz
“Hey Google, set a timer for 15 minutes,” I said before settling into an easy chair for a short wait.
(04/26/24) Thirty volunteers convened in Washington, D.C., on April 18–19, where they met with congressional offices, federal agencies, and other stakeholder groups to discuss our shared priority issues and highlight the plethora of resources that the Academy offers to policymakers and other experts in the field.
The insurance industry grapples with numerous topics that threaten its bottom line, including fraud and bias. Actuaries are thinking about
The growing footprint of AI has led some to trumpet the technology as one that could advance society, while raising
Protecting data and both private and commercial assets is a growing challenge for consumers, businesses, and the government. The Academy