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It’s agents all the way down - until you have liability. At some point, it’s going to be someone’s neck on the line, and saying “the agents know” isn’t going to
by intended 7mo ago
It’s agents all the way down - until you have liability. At some point, it’s going to be someone’s neck on the line, and saying “the agents know” isn’t going to satisfy customers (or in a worst case, courts).
- charcircuit 7mo agoSure it can. It's not like humans aren't already deflecting liability or moving it to insurance agencies.
- lelanthran 7mo ago> It's not like humans aren't already deflecting liability They attempt to, sure, but it rarely works. Now, with AI, maybe it might, but that's sort of a worse outcome for the specific human involved - "If you're just an intermediary between the AI and me, WTF do I need you for?" > or moving it to insurance agencies. They aren't "moving" it to insurance companies, they are amortising the cost of the liability at a small extra cost. That's a big difference.
- intended 7mo agoAt some point, the risk/return calculus becomes too expensive for insurance companies. Usually thats after the premiums become too high for most people to pay.
- wredcoll 7mo ago> until you have liability And are you thinking this going to start happening at some point or what? The letters I get every other month telling me I now have free credit monitoring because of a personal info breach seems to suggest otherwise.
- intended 7mo agoA firm has very different amounts of time, ability and money to spend on following up on broken contracts.