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AGENTIC WORK / AIV

AI HAS AGENCY. AGENCY HAS RISK.

Agent Insurable Value estimates the economic exposure generated by authority delegated to autonomous AI. The important question is what the system can do—and what depends on it.

Explore the AIRISK Demo

Developing exposure framework · Warranty and insurance structures are proposed

AGENT INSURABLE VALUE

Measure the authority. Understand the exposure.

An AI assistant that drafts a purchase recommendation and an agent that can approve the payment may use the same model. Their authority, business dependencies, and potential losses differ.

What goes into the assessment?

  • Economic activity entrusted to the system
  • Permission to spend, transact, or modify operations
  • Dependencies on data, models, vendors, and human oversight
  • Limits, monitoring, reversibility, and escalation controls
AIV

AIV is an exposure estimate. It is not a quoted premium, a policy limit, an expected claim payment, or the market value of the software.

SEVEN AI-NATIVE RISKS

A practical language for a new kind of agency.

The framework organizes risks into economic, legal, and systemic families.

EconomicRISKS

ARARAutonomous Resource Allocation Risk

An agent provisions cloud resources beyond intended limits.

Examples: Cloud overspend · Runaway GPU usage · Excess API calls

AEDRAutonomous Economic Decision Risk

An agent approves an invoice, changes a price, or negotiates a contract incorrectly.

Examples: Invoice approvals · Procurement · Pricing and trading

AOFRAutonomous Operational Failure Risk

An authorized action disrupts an operation or causes a loss.

Examples: Deleted records · Canceled accounts · Misrouted workflows

LegalRISKS

IPERIntellectual Property Exposure Risk

AI-generated content or code introduces intellectual property exposure.

Examples: Copyright · Trademarks · Code contamination · Trade secrets

PDERPersonal Data Exploitation Risk

The collection, use, or commercialization of personal information creates exposure.

Examples: Unauthorized collection · Consent failures · Regulatory investigations

ILRInformational Labor Risk

Human contributions embedded in AI systems may give rise to economic or legal obligations.

Examples: Training compensation · Collective claims · Unauthorized commercialization

SystemicRISKS

AICRAI Concentration Risk

Dependence on a small number of models or providers creates correlated exposure.

Examples: Model dependency · Cloud concentration · Widespread provider failures

Risk categories help organize assessment evidence. They do not represent seven available insurance products or a determination of legal liability.

INSURANCE READINESS PATHWAY

From assurance to a market conversation.

  1. AI Assurance

    Assess governance, controls, documentation, and oversight.

  2. AIV

    Estimate economic exposure and make assumptions explicit.

  3. Warranty

    Explore proposed contractual performance and risk thresholds.

  4. Insurance

    Explore potential residual risk transfer with willing insurers.

THE NEXT STEP

What authority have you delegated?

Start a conversation about your organization, your exposure, and the evidence that matters.

Discuss Your AI Exposure