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24 July 2018Insurance

London market needs to identify hidden AI exposure

Dawning awareness of the scale and severity of financial risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI) means that, in the next few years, London market underwriters will need to review their policies in a search for hidden AI exposure, according to law firm Clyde & Co.

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