Leading Insurtech, Counterpart, Addresses Critical Coverage Gap With Affirmative AI Coverage
Counterpart expands its affirmative Artificial Intelligence coverage across all Professional Liability products, helping small businesses address one of the most significant emerging risks.
Businesses are adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) faster than ever, but their insurance has not kept pace. From AI-related discrimination claims to inaccurate AI-generated recommendations, a growing number of companies are discovering that their professional liability policies exclude coverage for the new tools they have come to rely on. Counterpart, the leading Agentic Insurance™ platform, today announced the expansion of its Affirmative AI Coverage and the addition of a Technology E&O Insuring Agreement to address these emerging risks across its
AI adoption among small businesses has surged, with 92% now using AI in some form, primarily for research, marketing, and customer support. Automated decision-making tools have quickly become part of daily operations, improving efficiency but also amplifying risk. Research from Harvard Law’s Forum on Corporate Governance found insurers are increasingly writing exclusions for AI-related risks and automated decision-making, leaving many businesses exposed.
“AI-related risks are rapidly evolving. Coverage is by no means guaranteed by traditional E&O, D&O, Cyber, and CGL policies, which are ‘silent’ on such exposures and may be mitigated through AI-related exclusions or other policy limitations. To avoid any potential gap in coverage, companies should consider affirmative cover for the concentric circles of AI-related liability,” said
For many insurers, AI is still a gray area. Coverage is often silent, leaving business owners unsure about how their policies actually respond to these growing exposures. Counterpart’s Affirmative AI Coverage removes that uncertainty by directly addressing errors generated from first and third-party AI tools.
The stakes have never been higher for professionals using AI to deliver their services. Consultants faced claims after delivering reports with AI hallucinations. Insurance agents and financial advisors are facing disputes when AI-assisted risk assessments misclassify exposures and projections, leading to client losses. In human resources, companies face allegations of hiring discrimination, with recent lawsuits targeting hiring platforms that use biased AI decision-making.
“AI risks have moved from theory to the courtroom,” said
Counterpart continues to work closely with brokers to understand insureds’ concerns around emerging risks and build modern coverage solutions that evolve alongside the businesses it serves. With more than 28,000 policies placed through 2,800 brokers and an appetite that continues to grow across new professions and emerging risks, Counterpart is proving that professional liability can be both more comprehensive and more accessible.
Read more about Counterpart’s Liability Coverage at yourcounterpart.com.
About Counterpart
Counterpart is the first Agentic Insurance™ platform, combining trusted insurance expertise with cutting-edge AI to deliver tailored management and professional liability solutions. By integrating Agentic Underwriting™, Agentic Broker Services™, Agentic Risk Mitigation™, and Agentic Claims Management™ into one powerful platform, Counterpart empowers brokers and the businesses they serve to do more with less risk®. Backed by five A rated insurance and reinsurance carriers, including
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