HSB Introduces AI Liability Insurance for Small Businesses

#artificialintelligence--Specialty insurer HSB today introduced a new artificial intelligence (AI) liability insurance coverage that protects businesses from lawsuits resulting from the use of AI tech...

Autore: Business Wire

Fills Coverage Gaps and Exclusions

HARTFORD, Conn.: #artificialintelligence--Specialty insurer HSB today introduced a new artificial intelligence (AI) liability insurance coverage that protects businesses from lawsuits resulting from the use of AI technologies.

Designed for small and medium-sized companies, HSB AI Liability Insurance can pay for AI-related losses that some General Liability policies exclude, including bodily injury, property damage, and advertising injury for claims stemming from AI-generated advertising, marketing, blogs, and social media.

“All types of businesses are using AI to do things more quickly and efficiently,” said Timothy Zeilman, global head of product ownership for HSB, part of Munich Re Group. “At the same time, the AI transformation brings new legal and financial exposures. Business owners may wonder, am I protected? AI insurance helps remove that uncertainty by filling the gaps in coverage, so businesses can stay ahead of emerging risks.”

Small Businesses Embrace AI, but Worry About the Risks

Increasingly, smaller businesses are relying on AI to boost productivity, reduce costs, and stay competitive by automating routine tasks and analyzing data.

Almost three-quarters (74 percent) of small and medium businesses are using AI programs, according to a survey by HSB, and 91 percent plan to in the future.1

Marketing accounts for most of the AI activity (47 percent), followed by operations (43 percent), research and development (42 percent), and social media (38 percent).

New Insurance Protection for AI Liability Exposures

HSB AI Liability Insurance protects against key exposures for an organization’s use of AI including:

Pending approval by insurance regulators, the coverage will be added to the business policies of insurance carriers that partner with HSB. HSB does not offer this product directly to businesses.

Visit HSB’s website for more information about HSB AI Liability Insurance.

1 HSB surveyed 1,000 Main Street category businesses, including real estate, manufacturing, professional services, legal, and financial services. Business sizes include microbusinesses (1-10 employees), small businesses (11-50 employees), and medium businesses (51-500 employees).

Hartford Steam Boiler (HSB)

HSB, part of Munich Re, is a multi-line specialty insurer and provider of inspection, risk management, and IoT technology services. HSB insurance offerings include equipment breakdown, cyber risk, specialty liability, and other coverages. HSB blends its engineering expertise, technology and data to craft inventive insurance and service solutions for existing and emerging risks posed by technological change. Throughout its 159-year history, HSB’s mission has been to help clients prevent loss, advance sustainable use of energy, and build deeper relationships that benefit business, public institutions, and consumers. HSB holds A.M. Best Company’s highest financial rating, A++ (Superior). For more information, visit www.hsb.com and connect on LinkedIn.

Munich Re

Munich Re is one of the world’s leading providers of reinsurance, primary insurance, and insurance-related risk solutions. The Group consists of the reinsurance and ERGO business segments, as well as the asset manager MEAG. Munich Re is globally active and operates in all lines of the insurance business. Since it was founded in 1880, Munich Re has been known for its unrivalled risk-related expertise and its sound financial position. Munich Re leverages its strengths to promote its clients’ business interests and technological progress. Moreover, Munich Re develops covers for new risks such as rocket launches, renewable energies, cyber risks, and artificial intelligence. In the 2025 financial year, Munich Re generated insurance revenue of €60.4bn and a net result of €6.1bn. The Munich Re Group employed about 44,000 people worldwide as of 31 December 2025.

Disclaimer

This news release is intended for information purposes only and does not modify or invalidate any of the provisions, exclusions, terms or conditions of the policy and endorsements. For specific terms and conditions, please refer to the coverage form.

Fonte: Business Wire


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