Techcrunch Insurers Seek Exemption from AI-Related Liabilities Amid Risk Concerns
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Major insurers, including AIG and Great American, are requesting U.S. regulators to allow them to exclude AI-related liabilities from corporate insurance policies. This move comes as underwriters express concerns over the unpredictability of AI model outputs, describing them as 'too much of a black box.' The insurance industry is reacting to the growing risks associated with AI adoption.
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