Explore the emerging spectrum of AI-driven risks, from model failure, hallucinations and data leakage to professional liability, operational disruption and systemic accumulation
Is AI becoming a standalone risk class, similar to cyber? Examine the potential for a "silent AI" challenge across existing insurance portfolios
Who is exposed—and where are the first losses emerging? Review developments across professional services, financial institutions, healthcare, manufacturing and technology sectors
Address the data challenge: With limited claims history and evolving legal frameworks, how can insurers quantify, monitor and price AI-related exposures?
Governance, oversight and accountability: What controls, frameworks and risk management practices should organisations implement today?
- Cyber insurance took over a decade to mature — is AI risk following the same path, and what's really driving risk mitigation today versus hype?
- What does realistic market growth for AI-specific coverage look like, and which predictions are grounded versus wishful?
- With claims history still thin, can insurers underwrite AI risk with real confidence — or is this premature?
Examine how market forces are accelerating the shift from pilot programs to real-world deployment of robotics, autonomous systems, and physical AI
Unpack the evolving liability and regulatory landscape as physical AI reshapes traditional risk models — and what it means for insurers and risk managers
Explore why resilience, governance, and insurance innovation are becoming critical differentiators for organizations navigating this new operational risk landscape
Tackle the liability question: When AI causes harm, who is responsible - the user, developer, software provider, model owner or enterprise deploying the technology?
What do regulators and industry frameworks demand? Examine the implications of emerging governance standards and regulatory oversight
How are insurers adapting policy wordings, exlcusions and coverage across Cyber, E&O, D&O, Tech E&O and Professional Liability lines?
Explore affirmative AI coverage, AI warranties and emerging insurance products designed specifically for AI-related risks
Debate the future of AI risk transfer: What Products, underwriting approaches and partnerships will define the next generation of coverage?
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)
New for 2026: Attend an Inaugural Seminar on AI Risk
Insuring the Frontier: AI Liability, Product Innovation and Physical Risk
AI’s rapid adoption is transforming the insurance landscape, creating exposures across many lines. These risks extend far beyond sci-fi notions of humanoid robots—any organisation using AI for decision-making faces new and often untested liabilities. As systems grow more autonomous, issues such as cyber vulnerabilities, operational failures, liability disputes and casualty events become increasingly urgent.
This workshop will address key questions: What happens when AI gets it wrong? Who is accountable, and how should insurance respond to these frontier risks? It will also explore how insurers can prepare for the wider market, guide regulators and build products that keep pace with evolving exposures.
Join us as we examine these emerging challenges—and the race to understand, price and insure the next generation of risk.
The seminar is strictly limited to 50 attendees, and attendance is included conference passes.
Places will be assigned on a first come, first served basis.
Panel: Mapping the AI Risk Landscape – Hype, Reality and Emerging Exposures As AI adoption accelerates across every sector, organizations are creating new forms of risk that insurers, regulators and risk managers are only beginning to understand. In this session, we’ll explore how the industry can develop a practical framework for understanding and measuring AI risk before significant loss events emerge. David Vanalek, SVP, Chief Legal and Compliance Officer, Richmond National Insurance Timothy J. Zeilman, Global Head of Product Ownership, HSB Katrina Hill, Cyber Security Consultant, Gallagher Re Serene Davies, Global Head of Cyber, QBE |
PRESENTATION: From Silent Cyber to Silent AI: What Cyber Insurance Can Teach Us About Underwriting AI Risk Daniel Schwarcz, Professor, Fredrikson & Byron Professor of Law & Distinguished University Teaching Professor, University of Minnesota Law School |
PRESENTATION: The Rise of Physical AI: From Economic Opportunity to Emerging Risk Sonal Madhok, Technology and AI Risks Research Analyst, Willis Research Network Omar Samhan, Technology Analyst, Willis Research Network |
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Networking Lunch Break
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Keynote Presentation: If you would like to speak here, please contact Jean L'Homme |
Panel: Insurance Solutions for the Future - Coverage, Underwriting and Risk Transfer The insurance market is beginning to respond to AI-related exposures, but significant questions remain around coverage design, underwriting methodology and risk quantification. So how will the insurance industry underwrite, price and transfer AI risk over the next decade? And what will a mature AI insurance market look like? Kevin Kalinich, Intangible Assets Global Collaboration Leader, Aon Craig Linton, Cyber & Tech Product Lead and Underwriting Manager, Cyber Risks, Beazley Meghan Hannes, Chief Underwriting Officer, K2 Cyber |
Workshop Speakers
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Jean L'Homme
Sponsorship Sales Executive, Events
Intelligent Insurer
Newton Media
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Email: jlhomme@newtonmedia.co.uk
For speaking opportunities:
Helen Raff
Director of Events
Intelligent Insurer
Newton Media
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Email: hraff@newtonmedia.co.uk
For help registering:
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Senior Delegate Sales Executive
Intelligent Insurer
Newton Media
Direct: +44(0) 203 301 8251
Email: abond@newtonmedia.co.uk
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