Are risk managers sleepwalking into ‘silent AI’ exposure?

By Katie Scott2026-02-26T17:09:00

With AI embedded in everything from automated building systems to contract reviews, uncertainty over where losses would sit within insurance programmes is growing. Market participants warn that regulatory clarity may follow, echoing the silent cyber reforms of recent years.

Regulatory action mandating whether artificial intelligence (AI) related activities or processes are covered – or not – within certain insurance policies is expected “sooner or later” because this risk has the potential to “touch every single line of insurance”, according to Carlo Ramadoro, head of cyber and technology insurance at broker Lockton.

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