AI companies move faster than regulation, facing scrutiny from enterprise buyers, investors, and courts. Vouch delivers coverage that anticipates emerging risks and builds credibility so you can operate through the uncertainty.
Meet regulatory requirements
Coverage built to withstand scrutiny from courts, regulators, and boards.
Be confident you're covered
Clear guidance through evolving exposures and policy language so you know exactly what's protected.
Meet requirements for enterprise contracts
Programs built to satisfy the rigorous requirements of enterprise customers and investors.
Signal credibility as you scale
Coverage that adapts from early research through global adoption, growing with your ambition.
Your risks are novel, high-stakes, and still evolving
Insurance for AI is about anticipating how today’s risks will play out tomorrow.
Your ambition deserves the [right protection]
Your ambition deserves the [right protection]
Vouch has an integrated partnership with Corix, a division of Hiscox, giving you access to insurance designed specifically for the novel risks of AI.
IP infringement
IP infringement disputes tied to training data or model outputs
Bias and discrimination
Bias and discrimination claims from algorithmic decisions
Regulatory defense
Regulatory defense costs as AI oversight evolves
Errors and omissions
Errors and omissions specific to AI model performance
Most AI companies need Errors & Omissions insurance, Cyber insurance, and Directors & Officers insurance. As companies scale, many add coverage for intellectual property infringement and model-misuse claims.
Standard Errors & Omissions insurance does not typically cover claims arising from model outputs, hallucinations, or bias. Vouch can place Errors & Omissions coverage that includes an AI-specific endorsement designed to close this gap.
Directors & Officers insurance should be in place before a funding round closes. Investors and incoming board members typically expect this coverage as a condition of the raise.
Vouch structures coverage around a company projected growth, and designs programs around AI-specific exposures such as model misuse and intellectual property, rather than offering one-size-fits-all policies.