• Willis Towers Watson research flagged widening governance, liability, and insurability risks as AI adoption outpaces control frameworks.
• Report found AI already embedded in underwriting, claims, cyber defense, and operational decisions, raising accountability questions for firms relying on opaque systems.
• Insurance market seen splitting between traditional wording with “silent AI” assumptions versus affirmative AI coverage tied to stricter governance requirements.
• Cyber risk expected to become harder to benchmark; global cybercrime costs projected at USD 10.5 trillion annually by 2025 versus about USD 3 trillion in 2015.
• Willis called for leaders to challenge AI outputs, tighten oversight, and build transparency to protect resilience and competitiveness.

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