The rapid adoption of AI is amplifying cybersecurity and other business risks, while creating new liabilities. Although existing insurance policies are generally broad enough to cover many AI-related exposures, increased use is likely to drive higher claim frequency and severity, prompting insurers to tighten underwriting and, in some cases, introduce AI-specific exclusions. This article, distilling insights offered during a Barbri program featuring partners from Anderson Kill, Duane Morris and K&L Gates, examined key AI-related risk areas, the coverage available for such risks under legacy policies, potential AI policy exclusions and how organizations can assess their coverage.