Professional indemnity insurers raise AI worries

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Around two thirds of UK professional indemnity insurers believe the use of artificial intelligence by professional services firms is increasing their risk of practice, according to a survey by Clyde & Co.

The annual survey carried out in late summer 2023, which garnered responses from more than 60 insurers, found that 68% thought the use of AI was increasing risk.

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