Look to the insurance companies to figure risk, it's what they do. It's like global warming, if it's not real, why are insurance companies pulling back?
this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2025
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This is interesting as I've heard of some AI insurance companies popping up to provide coverage for the risk in AI models.
It seems like a very difficult area to properly cover as there is no set attack surface so it's hard to know what risk you're taking on by integrating AI.
Yeah I thought the entire premise was the legal risks alone are effectively unlimited at this point in time.
An irony here is I heard about this via an AI newsletter I subscribe to. It supports itself by selling ads for AI companies. The ad beside this story was AI-generated & touted a company called Genarena that sells AI-generated infographics. The example was a "Top 10 Liveable Global Cities", where the No 1 & No 2 spot were the same city ........
I thought they could do text now lmao. I genuinely miss when this was all AI was doing because at least it was good for a laugh instead of creating arguably the largest economic buble to ever exist.
There are so many things wing with that infographic. I can't believe someone saw that and approved it.
This is for paying out when an A"I" fucks up. They want the rules to change so they dont have to do that. They still want to use it against people.
It's so insane that it's legal to use AI to deny claims just as a black box. We're so cooked
That's because there isn't any direct oversight of insurance companies. The customer has to sue over a wrong denial.
maybe ai can figure out the liability numbers /s
I wasn't aware that they couldn't add that to their renewable terms. I'm actually surprised about that