Decoding a contract's insurance requirements
How to read the insurance clause in a customer contract or lease: what each required line and limit means, what additional insured actually asks for, and what is negotiable.
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Plain-language answers to the questions founders ask about insuring AI and robotics companies.
How to read the insurance clause in a customer contract or lease: what each required line and limit means, what additional insured actually asks for, and what is negotiable.
Whether a policy bought in January covers the contract you sign in June: where coverage extends automatically, where the real gaps are, and what to check before signing.
What a declination actually means, why carriers decline autonomous machines for standard practices, and how the same company gets placed on the second try.
What commercial insurance an AI company actually needs, which lines respond when a model or agent causes a loss, and where standard tech policies fall short.
How to insure robots and autonomous machines that work on customer sites: the lines that anchor the program, transit and jobsite coverage, and what site owners require.
Which insurance an early-stage startup needs at each milestone, from first lease to first enterprise contract, and what each certificate request actually means.
Who is liable when an AI system causes a loss: how model providers' terms push liability to deployers, which insurance lines respond, and where AI exclusions change the answer.