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Posts by Karl Hochkammer, CIPP/USPartnerKarl Hochkammer leads the firm's Technology Transactions practice. Karl’s practice is focused on helping clients navigate the complex area where law, technology and data overlap. He directs clients through legal, technical ...
A recent study by Gallagher Re, published in association with MIT and Testudo Global Inc., reveals a troubling reality for enterprises deploying artificial intelligence: traditional insurance policies are failing to cover AI-native liabilities, and the vendors supplying AI tools are structured to avoid bearing these risks. The Gallagher report, Smart Systems, Blind Spots: Rethinking Insurance for the AI Era , finds that the pace of AI adoption has outstripped the insurance industry's capacity to develop responsive products, leaving organizations exposed to a growing class of uninsured liabilities.
Under extraordinary circumstances, businesses are quickly adapting to remote work on a large scale. In doing so, companies should promote best practices to protect sensitive data. Below are some techniques that your company can employ to help ensure that sensitive personal or company information stays safe: