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X-WR-CALNAME:RSVP — AI Governance (In Person + Online): Insurance\, Insu
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SUMMARY:AI Governance (In Person + Online): Insurance\, Insurers\, and Ind
 emnification
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DESCRIPTION:Two fireside chats on who pays when AI gets it wrong\, and how
  insurers and contracts are writing the AI rules that legislatures haven't
 .\nStreaming Live on Substack\, LinkedIn\, and YouTube starting at 3:00pm 
 Pacific\nDescription\nLast month we talked about courts and lawyers. This 
 month we follow the money.\nEvery AI failure eventually comes down to one 
 question. Who pays? Right now that answer is being written in places most 
 governance teams never read. Policy exclusions. Renewal questionnaires. Th
 e indemnity clause on page 14 of a vendor agreement.\nCarriers are adding 
 AI exclusions to policies that used to cover the risk by default. Some are
  launching affirmative AI coverage with their own underwriting requirement
 s attached. State insurance regulators are setting expectations for how in
 surers use AI themselves. And enterprise buyers want their AI vendors to i
 ndemnify them\, while most vendors are working hard to cap exactly that.\n
 Underwriters may end up enforcing AI governance faster than any regulator.
  If your carrier asks how you test\, monitor\, and document a model before
  it will renew your policy\, that question becomes your compliance standar
 d whether or not a statute exists.\nThree fireside chats with people watch
 ing this from the inside. Bring questions. We are leaving real time for th
 em.\nWhat we'll get into\nWhat your current E&O\, cyber\, and D&O policies
  actually cover when an AI system causes harm\, and where new exclusions a
 re showing up\nWhat underwriters are starting to ask about AI before they 
 quote or renew\nIndemnification in AI vendor contracts: what buyers demand
 \, what vendors will sign\, and who is left holding the risk in between\nH
 ow state insurance regulators are approaching insurers' own use of AI in p
 ricing\, underwriting\, and claims\nWhether affirmative AI insurance is re
 al protection or a new marketing category\nWhich governance evidence (test
  records\, monitoring\, incident logs) is starting to move premiums and cl
 aim outcomes\nWhen the AI your company deployed makes the mistake\, who wr
 ites the check\, and who comes after them for it\nFormat\nThree fireside c
 hats\, 25 minutes each\, with audience Q&A after every one. No slide decks
 . Doors and networking before and after.\nWho should come\nFounders shippi
 ng AI into regulated buyers. Engineering and product leaders who own a sys
 tem that makes decisions about people. In-house counsel\, compliance\, and
  risk managers. CFOs and anyone who owns the insurance renewal. Brokers tr
 ying to explain AI exposure to clients. Anyone who has been asked to sign 
 an indemnity clause about AI and wasn't sure what they were agreeing to co
 ver.\nSpeakers\nTeddy Nemeroff is Co-Founder and Chief Data and Compliance
  Officer of Verific AI\, where he leads legal research and works to develo
 p products that apply rules the way human regulators and compliance expert
 s would. He is also a Nonresident Scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for In
 ternational Peace and teaches at Princeton and the Harvard Kennedy School.
  Teddy previously served on the National Security Council Staff and the Se
 cretary of State's Policy Planning Staff\, and he practiced law at Steptoe
  and Johnson.\nDylan Burritt is Head of Partnerships at Redberry Labs\, wh
 ere he works with the platforms\, brokers and enterprises putting autonomo
 us AI agents into production. He has been close to AI governance since bef
 ore most companies had a framework for it. At Vanta\, the platform that ma
 de compliance automation its own category\, and then at Span\, he helped c
 ompanies handle security\, compliance and the new governance questions AI 
 was raising. At Redberry\, Dylan maps how AI risk shows up across embedded
  partnerships: which deployments create liability\, where that liability l
 ands\, and where cover fits.\nHosts\nBob Rapp - GM Technical Fellow\, Cofo
 under AIGovOps Foundation\, xMSFT\, xIBM\, xGE\nKen Johnston - Cofounder A
 IGovOps Foundation\, xMSFT\, xFord\, xAutonomic CEO\nSchedule\n2:00pm Door
 s and networking\n3:00pm Streaming starts.\n3:10pm Speaker 1 - Opening fir
 eside with Teddy Nemeroff\n3:45pm Speaker 2 - In Person Speaker Dylan Burr
 itt\n4:30pm Streaming ends. Networking until 5:00pm\nHosted by the AIGovOp
 s Foundation\, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. AI governance as an operational prac
 tice. Shipping trust without sacrificing velocity.
LOCATION:Seattle\, WA
URL:https://seattleflow.org/event/ai-governance-in-person-online-insurance
 -insurers-and-indemnific?utm_source=rsvpwme&utm_medium=referral
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