AI Agents Are Wrecking Havoc—Insurance Might Actually Save Us
Last year, AI agent blunders racked up $1.7 billion in losses for enterprises deploying them in finance and healthcare. It's time to treat these probabilistic beasts like the risks they are: insurable.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- AI agents shift from vibe coding fun to production risks, demanding insurance for silent failures.
- Underwriting involves paranoid monitoring, drift detection, and probabilistic proofs—echoing early aviation insurance.
- Expect a $10B market by 2028, with mandates in high-stakes sectors forcing real accountability.
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Originally reported by The Sequence
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