CFC says it is adding affirmative AI coverage to its media policy, with the change taking effect on July 30. The specialist insurer described the move as part of a broader effort to build affirmative AI protection across its portfolio, aimed at giving customers clearer cover as artificial intelligence becomes more closely tied to business operations.
The update is notable for media companies, which are facing growing questions about how insurance responds when AI tools are used in content, production, publishing, or related workflows. By placing affirmative AI coverage inside its media policy, CFC is signaling a more explicit approach to an area where many businesses have been seeking greater certainty.
In a separate market development, Lockton has launched a global data centers and digital infrastructure practice. The move points to rising insurance and risk advisory demand tied to data centers and the broader digital infrastructure sector, which has become increasingly important as technology investment accelerates worldwide.
Taken together, the announcements show how insurance providers and brokers are adapting to fast-moving technology risks. From AI use in media to the expansion of data center infrastructure, the sector is reshaping products and specialist practices to match emerging client needs.
