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InsurTech weekly - How DeepTech shapes the future

From the Geneva Association’s report on Generative AI risks to the FT’s take on insuring AI giants and McKinsey’s deep dive into Quantum Computing, this essay explores how emerging technologies are reshaping corporate risk — and what that means for insurers.

1/ New risks emerge around Generative AI

The first article is a report the Geneva Association put together on risks related to Generative AI and how insurers could play a role in that space. It start with listing risks companies face while embracing such technologies. It also assesses companies' appetite for insurance product, depending on their size and industries.

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2/ The challenge to insure AI risks

The second article, published in the Financial Times, explores the challenge surrounding LLM giants in insuring their activities. If they do have regular insurance policies in place, they are too limited (both in terms of coverage and money) while AI risks for such ecosystem layers could be systemic. In that background, tech giants are exploring new ways of protecting themselves, including captive insurance.

3/ The state of Quantum Computing

The third article, written by McKinsey, explores the Quantum Computing industry as it is increasingly shifting from research to real-world deployment. It details the investment dynamic which keeps growing, fueled by both public and private money. It also highlights which countries are the most active in that space and how tech giants have been doing so far with that technology.

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