Insurance for AI consultants and agencies
AI consultants can face professional liability when clients rely on recommendations, implementation work, automation design or AI-generated outputs. Data access and software work can also create cyber and technology exposures.
Professional services create a different risk
A consulting firm may be hired to recommend models, design workflows, implement agents, configure software or advise on AI governance. Client allegations can focus on the advice or services rather than the underlying model itself.
Coverage that may be relevant
Professional Liability, Technology E&O, Cyber, General Liability and Media coverage can all be relevant depending on the services performed. Contract requirements and subcontractor use also matter.
Client data and system access
Consultants may receive privileged access to customer systems, datasets and credentials. That can create privacy, security and contractual exposure beyond ordinary consulting.
Scope of work should match the insurance conversation
Describe exactly what the firm does, whether it writes code, controls production systems, gives regulated advice, uses subcontractors, and whether clients depend on automated actions.
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Frequently asked questions
Do independent AI consultants need professional liability insurance?
It may be worth reviewing, especially when clients rely on professional recommendations or implementation work. Requirements vary by contract and risk.
What if I only advise and never write code?
Professional liability may still be relevant because the exposure can arise from advice. Other coverage depends on the rest of the business.
Can LunarQuote help a freelancer as well as an agency?
Potentially, subject to participating partner appetite and available markets.
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