Make sure it passes your customer's insurance requirements.
90% of 600 corporate insurance buyers surveyed signaled a need for dedicated coverage for generative AI (Geneva Association, October 2025), and Fortune 1000 buyers are writing AI insurance into procurement as a standard condition. Most AI vendors carry traditional coverage which is likely silent on AI, meaning it neither affirms nor excludes it. Silence is hard to hand a procurement team that is asking for AI coverage by name.
Send these to your broker, in writing:
1. Does this policy affirmatively cover AI-related claims, including model errors, hallucinations, autonomous-agent failures, and non-breach privacy events?
2. Does my tech E&O contractual liability exclusion leave my customer indemnities and guarantees uninsured?
3. When AI is involved in a loss, does my policy define how "caused by AI" is decided or does my insurer get to decide that at claim time?
Talk to our team to scope a policy and identify a broker who can help. Brokers can get appointed to place it for their clients.
Armilla is a Coverholder at Lloyd's. We launched the first affirmative AI Liability Insurance policy in April 2025. The policy is backed by Lloyd's underwriters including Chaucer, Axis Capital, and Convex. In January 2026 we raised our limits to $25 million aggregate per company. In February 2026 we launched Vanguard AI with Chaucer, a coordinated structure that pairs cyber and technology E&O (Chaucer) with standalone AI Liability (Armilla) under predefined allocation rules. We are a team of AI and insurance experts dedicated to supporting our clients.







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