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As AI agents go rogue, cyber insurers are adapting their policies

Cyber insurers are scrambling to adapt policies as AI agents go rogue.

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Where it stands

Six outlets report that insurers are rapidly adjusting their policies to account for AI-related risks. The issue is urgent: AI-driven errors and attacks are increasingly common. The stakes are high for businesses of all sizes.

Small businesses are particularly vulnerable, as AI-accelerated attacks make cyber insurance crucial for their protection. Meanwhile, larger companies face potential criminal liability for AI-caused harm. Insurers are responding by adding AI exclusions to business liability insurance policies.

This shift is evident in new trades coverage data. Legal experts are advising on the implications for directors and officers (D&O) and errors and omissions (E&O) coverage. The question of who bears the risk when AI systems malfunction remains a pressing concern.

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What is driving the changes in cyber insurance policies?

The changes are driven by the increasing frequency of AI-driven errors and attacks, which pose significant risks to businesses.

Which businesses are most affected by these policy changes?

Small businesses are particularly affected, as they are more vulnerable to AI-accelerated attacks and rely heavily on cyber insurance for protection.

What types of insurance policies are being adjusted?

Insurers are adding AI exclusions to business liability insurance policies, as well as adjusting D&O and E&O coverage to account for AI-related risks.

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