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TechTalk: When AI acts alone, who is to blame? Insurers confront the unthinkable

By 2025-06-17T06:00:00

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‘AI is beginning to have motivation of its own – that’s a different kind of risk,’ said senior law firm partner

In a world where businesses may not be far from handing decision-making powers to autonomous systems, the insurance market must ready itself to grapple with the possibility that these systems may need to be assessed, priced and covered – not as tools used by humans but as quasi-independent actors.

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