Fire Remains Costliest Cause of Business Interruption Globally as Claim Severity Surges - Risk & Insurance
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Liberty Mutual’s Amy Gross discusses how AI, data analytics, drones, and connected technologies are helping construction firms identify risks earlier, improve safety and claims outcomes, and make better-informed decisions — while creating new demands around cybersecurity, privacy and human oversight.
In August 2026, Risk & Insurance caught up with Amy Gross, General Manager, North America Construction, Global Risk Solutions, Liberty Mutual. What follows is a transcript of that discussion, edited for length and clarity.
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