There’s an AI Clause in Your Policy. You Probably Haven’t Read It, Yet.

US carriers are filing AI exclusions across D&O, E&O, and general liability. The London market is still researching. That gap is the window for UK founders to act.
Insurance Insight That Moves With You
Insurance Insight That Moves With You

US carriers are filing AI exclusions across D&O, E&O, and general liability. The London market is still researching. That gap is the window for UK founders to act.

The conversation that matters most is the one that happens when a claim lands. Here's how to make sure the story holds and your insurer stays in your corner.

The soft cyber market is a capital cycle, not a risk signal. AI is breaking the underwriting model that priced your cover. What matters is whether capacity survives.

Most board risks are absorbed by the company. AI governance failure attaches to the directors who knew about it and didn't act. Here's what "knew" means in practice.

The legal direction is set. Here's what cascades across your insurance, contracts, fundraising, and ability to hire when a court confirms adaptive AI creates liability beyond the point of sale.

Your AI product learns after deployment. Your product liability policy was written for the version you shipped. The law already treats that as two different products.

Not every investor wants you fully insured. AI insurance isn't just risk management, it's founder equity protection. Here's what most founders miss.

When your deliverables include AI-assisted outputs, your professional indemnity exposure changes shape. Here's what your insurer's claims team will ask you.

Your policy was written before your business used AI. The coverage gap it created is specific, predictable, and already being exploited by insurers at claims stage.

The AI questions on your renewal form aren't new by accident. What your underwriter is really asking, and why who answers matters more than what you say.