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Corrections and source disputes

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Suggesting a carrier or product

The comparison aims to cover every US AI liability product, whether it is a standalone policy, an affirmative endorsement, a difference-in-conditions wrap, or a performance guarantee. If you know of a product that is not listed, send the carrier or program name along with a primary source, such as the carrier's own page or a filing. New entries are verified against primary sources before they appear, and nothing is added on the strength of a press mention alone.

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Advisory, media, and data licensing

For AI risk and governance advisory work, see iSL Advisory, the consulting practice behind this guide. Members of the press are welcome to reach out with questions about the market or the methodology. The comparison and exclusion datasets are available for licensing with attribution; the licensed data page explains what is included and how the fields are maintained.

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