Artificial intelligence used to be considered science fiction, but more and more industries are finding valuable ways to use it, and as a result, the market is rapidly growing. (Photo: Garry Killian/Shutterstock)
As technology has evolved, artificial intelligence (AI) has grown into an asset used in countless ways — from walking into a room and asking a virtual assistant to turn on the lights to having a car steer on its own.
However, AI can present additional risk for businesses, and from an insurance perspective, it raises questions about liability. Therefore, it is essential that businesses make sure they have the right protection. Sophistication is paramount, and there are a lot of unknowns when it comes to figuring out liability and insurance coverage.
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