AI & Risk Management
Find the AI exposure already sitting inside the policies you carry today, and recognise it in wordings you have written for years. Learn where it hides across your book and how each wording responds, so you can answer the AI question with a grounded view rather than a guess.
Spot the AI exposure inside the cover you already hold
AI & Risk Management is for underwriters and brokers who keep being asked about AI and want a grounded answer. Most AI exposure is inherited, not bought on purpose. This course shows you where it hides and how the wording responds.
- Find the AI exposure already inside the cyber, PI, D&O and property wordings you carry.
- Tell silent AI cover from affirmative AI cover, and know which one you are holding.
- Read a claim and decide whether an AI failure is a covered cause or an excluded one.
- Brief an underwriting team on where AI changes the risk, without overstating it.
Four lessons, about seven hours
Self-paced and on demand. Each lesson ends with a short knowledge check; a final assessment, earns the certificate of completion.
01 Where AI risk actually lives ~2 hrs
The difference between AI as a tool, a product and a dependency you did not choose.
- Why most AI exposure is inherited rather than bought deliberately
- The three ways a business is exposed before anyone signs an AI contract
02 AI inside the policies you already carry ~2 hrs
Where an AI failure lands across the lines you write today.
- Cyber, PI, D&O, property and general liability, and the AI trigger in each
- Silent versus affirmative cover, and the wording clues that separate them
03 Reading an AI claim ~2 hrs
Tracing cause and effect when a model sits in the loop.
- Proximate cause when the decision was made by a system
- Exclusions, carve-backs and where the burden of proof falls
04 Talking to underwriting and clients ~1 hr
A short, honest brief that neither dismisses nor inflates the risk, and the final assessment that earns your certificate of completion.
- Framing AI risk for a committee without the hype
- Questions worth adding to a submission today
For the people being asked about AI right now
You do not need a technical AI background. The course explains AI only as far as it affects cover, and starts from the policies you already understand rather than from the technology.
Underwriters across lines
You write cyber, PI, D&O or property and keep finding AI in the submissions.
Brokers fielding AI questions
Clients ask what their cover does about AI and you want a straight answer.
Risk managers
You sit on the insured side and need to know where AI exposure is already covered.
About this certificate course
No. AI & Risk Management is a certificate course, which is shorter than a certification. You earn a certificate of completion, not a certification credential.
There is a final assessment. Each lesson has a short knowledge check along the way, and the final assessment confirms you are ready for the certificate of completion.
No. It is a one-off purchase. There is no renewal and no maintenance fee. Your certificate of completion does not expire, and access is for life.
No. The course explains AI only as far as it affects cover, and starts from the policies you already understand rather than from the technology.
No. A large part of the course is about AI exposure in PI, D&O, property and general liability, because that is where most of it is inherited.
Yes. Completing the course earns CIA CE credits toward your continuing education. The exact number is still to confirm in this prototype.
Know where AI sits in your book
About seven hours to recognise AI exposure in the wordings you already carry, before a claim finds it for you. A certificate course, assessed by a final assessment.