Corgi Introduces AI Insurance Coverage for Business Risks
Corgi has launched a dedicated AI Insurance Coverage product to protect businesses from risks linked to artificial intelligence failures, announced in a press release.
The coverage addresses incidents such as biased algorithms, harmful or inaccurate generated content, misuse of training data, adversarial model attacks, synthetic media issues, and failures in autonomous systems. It integrates directly with existing Technology Errors and Omissions policies and allows a modular selection of coverage types based on how each company uses AI.
According to Corgi, the product was developed to fill gaps left by traditional insurance policies, which often exclude AI-related risks. The company said that businesses can choose only the protection modules relevant to their operations, ensuring a tailored and cost-efficient approach.
Corgi’s AI Insurance Coverage is available to technology companies, startups, and enterprises that deploy AI in production environments.
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