CoinWorld News reports that a licensed insurance company with a Corgi background has launched AI-dedicated insurance, specifically compensating for losses caused by errors from AI systems in production environments. This product is not a standalone policy, but a modular add-on embedded into an enterprise’s existing technology liability insurance. Coverage is selected by intended use: items such as algorithm bias in decision-making, infringement arising from AI-generated content, violations involving training data, and data incidents triggered by automated agent interactions can all be covered. Corgi completed a $108 million funding round in January this year. CEO N, an early investor in Laqua, said that traditional insurance giants such as Hartford, Travelers, and Chubb have begun excluding AI-related damages from corporate policies, while AI Agents are already handling activities for companies such as sending emails, making transfers, and deploying code. Traditional policies only cover software downtime and service breaches, whereas the new risks brought by AI fall into an insurance gap.