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“When an #AIagent makes a costly error, users will sue deployers and deployers will sue developers,” says Dennis G. Jansen, AI-native Chief Legal Officer at J-Law. "Specialized #AI insurance can support taking risks, ease negotiations, and thereby enable AI adoption” Read more and subscribe (please):

When AI fails, insurance may pay – but who is at fault?

Claude and other AI tools are now embedded in everyday work, but legal responsibility has not caught up with their use

“#AIagents can still hallucinate, misunderstand intent, or take actions they should not,” says #AI security leader Hammad Atta. “A lot of issues only show up in messy, real-world conditions. Real users do not behave like test cases – they jump between topics, reuse conversations, and interact over time.” Read more tech-made-simple articles here:

When AI fails, insurance may pay – but who is at fault?

Claude and other AI tools are now embedded in everyday work, but legal responsibility has not caught up with their use

“I see parallels between #AI insurance and other industries where risk was financialised before being fully understood – think early #cyber insurance and the first wave of autonomous-vehicle coverage,” says AI Advisor Avron Welgemoed. "The same pattern is playing out here" “We’re financialising a risk we still don’t fully understand and probably can’t predict” Subscribe to my Substack:

When AI fails, insurance may pay – but who is at fault?

Claude and other AI tools are now embedded in everyday work, but legal responsibility has not caught up with their use

I’m not a technical person. That’s exactly why I wanted to understand this properly. Most people using #AI agents aren’t experts either. They’re just trying to get their work done more efficiently. So I didn't just want to know how the technology works. I needed to understand how it behaves in everyday use – and what happens when something goes wrong. View article →

Do you use an AI agent or chatbot? Does your company? Ever wondered what happens when it gets things not slightly wrong but catastrophically wrong? We’re giving AI tools more and more power but, as the old adage goes, with great power comes great responsibility. Or does it? Can AI be held responsible? View article →