What it does
Filings that attach a generative AI exclusion to a specific general liability program. The insurer's own statement that it does not plan to implement them is the useful fact: a filed form is not an applied form, and a policyholder learns which one they have only by reading the endorsement schedule on the issued policy. For a robotics or AI company the programs named are not yours, and the row is here because it documents how an ISO-style exclusion moves from advisory filing to a carrier's approved paper.
Where it applies
Idaho and Illinois per the source. The insurer said it has no plans to implement the exclusions, and the source suggests the language arrived by default.
Source
beinsure, "US insurers add generative AI exclusions as regulators approve new forms", 2026-02-01. Last checked 2026-09-12. If the source has changed or you hold a copy of the form, write to us and we will correct the row.
Cite this row: Risklytics, “Generative AI exclusion endorsements”, AI exclusions tracker, https://www.risklytics.ai/ai-exclusions/national-union-generative-ai-exclusion/, reviewed 2026-09-12; tracker revised 2026-09-12.