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As AI evolves from chatbots to autonomous agents, businesses must consider how unintended actions could create liability exposures for directors, officers, agents, and brokers. Watch this clip from the WSIA conference in San Diego as Andrea Wells, Vice President of Content at Insurance Journal, talks with David Derigiotis, President of the RT Specialty Detroit office and CEO of the RT ProExec practice group.
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