Insurers/reinsurers: directors/heads of – product development/product management, innovation, underwriting, technical underwriting, exposure management, emerging risks/emerging marketing, compliance, claims, actuarial
MGAs
Lloyd’s syndicates
Brokers
Risk managers
Tech companies, service providers and consultants
Thought leadership (including presentations and panels)
Branding (online, via marketing, in the workshop room)
Pre-event webinar sponsorship (includes the lead-list from the webinar)
Exhibition stand (either in the workshop room or in the ‘AI Risk’ corner of the main hall)
Hear a rapid overview of unknown AI/robot exposures: cyber, mechanical, property damage, bodily injury, liability and silent coverage
Addressing the data challenge and market gap: A scarcity of loss data makes underwriting challenging – how can we bridge the data gap and manage new exposures?
Who’s exposed – and where are today’s claims coming from?
How to measure risk data in underwriting and post-binding to price effectively and manage the risk?
Hear use cases from mining, agriculture, manufacturing and healthcare and understand how the insurance world will address the explosion of autonomous robots
The big liability question: find out why affirmative AI coverage is growing and what the future holds? Will warranties from robotic companies act as insurance policies?
Will insurers be willing to cover independent robotics outside a controlled environment? Or will a lack of technical knowledge prove an obstacle to coverage?
What’s the worst that can happen? Discuss scenarios and responses from regulators and insurers
Tackle the liability issue: who is liable – the human, the programmer, the robot OEM or the company?
What do regulators (EU, AI Act, U.S. NIST, MoD) demand? And how will insurers navigate this?
How are insurers adapting policies, exclusions and coverage? Discuss how existing policies (cyber, D&O, E&O, reps and warranties) need to change to account for the new risks from AI
What steps can insurers take to protect themselves – such as adding specific provisions and limitations, accounting for AI oversight and decision-making and determining liability?
Debate the opportunity for the creation of new AI products to meet policyholders’ needs
Half-day workshop: Frontier risks and product innovation - AI & Robotics
Uncover the hidden dangers of AI and robotic risks to develop insurance products for the future
Intelligent Insurer presents an exclusive, inaugural workshop dedicated to unmasking the hidden perils of AI and robotics. Join the sector’s leading minds in charting the future of risk management and product innovation for intelligent machines.
This workshop will be held alongside the ‘Agentic and generative AI for insurance’ conference, now in its third year.
The rapid adoption of AI is reshaping the insurance risk landscape, creating potential exposures across multiple lines of business. These risks are not confined to science‑fiction scenarios of humanoid robots – any client leveraging AI to make decisions faces emerging and, in many cases, untested liabilities. From customer service chatbots to autonomous decision-making systems, the use of AI is expanding faster than traditional coverage frameworks can keep pace.
From cyber vulnerabilities to liability disputes, system failures to unforeseen casualty events, the risk landscape is expanding faster than coverage frameworks can adapt. That raises urgent questions: What happens when AI gets it wrong? Who is accountable? And how can insurance step in to close the gaps?
As AI systems become more independent and embedded in critical functions, new exposures reveal cyber vulnerabilities, cyber‑physical damage, operational failures, professional liability and even casualty events.
This raises critical questions: What happens when there’s an error? How will liability be allocated, and how should insurance respond to these “frontier risks”? Equally urgent is the need to prepare the broader market; how do insurers educate clients, guide regulators and raise awareness across the industry?
For insurers, the race is on – to identify AI-driven exposures and design strategies to address both current and future policies. Success will depend on building a deep understanding of AI’s intended and unintended effects and developing products that effectively mitigate the risks.
In this workshop, we’ll explore these frontier risks – and the race now under way to understand, price and insure the greatest emerging challenge of our time.
Who will be attending?
Sponsor opportunities include:
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Chair’s introduction: Akash Bharadia, independent consultant and mentor, Lloyd’s Lab |
Panel: the new frontier: mapping risks and exposures |
Spotlight session: the rise of autonomous robotics – what insurers need to know |
Panel: product liability and AI: crafting fit-for-purpose AI risk products |
Chair’s closing, followed by a networking drinks reception |
Confirmed Speakers Include:
2026 Sponsors
Get in touch with the team today if you’d like to speak at this event
For speaking opportunities:
Helen Raff
Director of Events
Intelligent Insurer (Newton Media)
Direct: +44 (0)7979 045072
Email: hraff@newtonmedia.co.uk
For sponsorship opportunities:
Chris Bell
Senior Partnerships Executive
Intelligent Insurer (Newton Media)
Direct: +44 (0) 2033 018208
Email: cbell@newtonmedia.co.uk
For help registering:
Manish Bajaj
Client Engagement Manager
Intelligent Insurer (Newton Media)
Direct: +44 (0) 203 3018237
Email: mbajaj@newtonmedia.co.uk
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