On the US desk AI arrived renewal-first: summarising twelve months of client activity before the renewal conversation, comparing wordings on a remarketed placement, drafting claims chase correspondence, speeding data entry. The carrier side has moved further: AI exclusions are appearing in policy language, at least one cyber carrier underwrites third-party AI tool exposure explicitly, and the professional-lines questionnaires now ask how an insured governs its AI.
The standing advice from the agency press is documented human review of AI output, because a wrong coverage answer becomes the agency's E&O claim. A written AI policy, an approved-tools register and training records answer the carrier questionnaire, the downstream diligence the state bulletins set in motion, and your own E&O proposal form in one set.