
As businesses increasingly rely on autonomous AI agents to drive revenue, some insurers are beginning to offer coverage for AI-related errors, while others remain cautious or exclude such risks. Experts note that AI liability has been implicitly covered under existing policies, termed "silent coverage," but anticipate explicit AI clauses soon. Challenges arise as AI replaces human oversight, raising questions about traditional insurance models. Industry specialists highlight evolving approaches amid concerns over AI mistakes like fabricated outputs.
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