AIG, Great American and WR Berkley are established leaders in the insurance market, and their coordinated approach signals a broader industry trend – traditional insurers are adjusting their underwriting practices to keep pace with rapidly evolving technology. For policyholders, this development may influence the types of coverage available, the terms of policies, and the premiums charged for AI-exposed risks.
Major insurers seek approval to limit liability for AI-related claims – report
- Niki Wilson
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