Jacob Grob
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199 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 11 Aug
Jacob Grob’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And so there's so many advantages to building, you know, one at scale, as far as a nationwide level goes, because you can find those additional details and insights that you wouldn't be able to do if you didn't have all the data.
But then two, because we're using a deterministic model or because we're
We're able to validate at that level, we're giving better answers back that are actionable, not
Well, I mean, just life gets so much easier for them.
They can trust that the answer that's coming out is one that they can move forward with and that they won't have issues down the line with their carriers or with their partners, with their brokers, where you know they've given, you know, turned down coverage because an LOM hallucinated or wrote that policy that they're going to have a massive loss on.
Like that uncertainty.
Not knowing for sure that the answer that's coming out is you know the level of stress that you have when you're writing a policy that's worth millions of dollars, or writing hundreds of thousands of policies that add up to that, knowing that the data is correct, that you can trust the answers that you are using and being flagged for those you aren't are accurate.
I think the most clear example of this is in flood insurance and flood zones specifically.
When you look at flood zones, they're really rating territories more than risk zones.
They're very political, and their responsible party to create those flood zones is the county.
They have to do surveys to bring that data up to speed or up to date.
And a lot of times they'll delay these significantly.
And so you end up with a lot of areas that are exposed that are outside of flood zones.
And there's a lot of areas inside of the flood zone that actually have never flooded at all.
And those locations inside of the flood zone that have never flooded, their first floor elevation is greater than the surrounding areas.
And one of the things that we do.
Do is we provide first floor elevation.
And that gives combining our data with other data sources out there, it kind of sharpens that underwriter's pencil.
It exposes and opens up new markets or new properties, new policies that are going to be incredibly profitable, but look terrible to everybody else on the market that don't have that insight.
So specifically in a flood zone, if you're inside of a flood zone but never flood, you're paying really high premiums for that location, but you're not having any claims.
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