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No insurance fits AI firms as mega-lawsuit risk grows

As the AI industry expands rapidly, insurers are struggling to offer products that cover legal liabilities from AI safety incidents, according to reports cited in the article. Lawsuits over chatbot harms and copyright in model training are rising, and incidents involving out-of-control AI agents add to litigation risks. Some specialised coverage exists but with limited caps, while optional AI exclusions are spreading in policies. Brokers warn exclusions increase uncertainty and disputes.

Finance

Korean brokers face cloudy third-quarter results as trading turnover falls and rates rise

South Korean brokerages that posted record first-half results are expected to see a sharp slowdown in third-quarter earnings, hit by weaker brokerage revenue as stock trading turnover falls and by valuation losses in trading amid higher market rates and greater volatility. Investment banking is also seen offering limited support. Among five major firms, combined controlling shareholder net profit is forecast at about 1.063 trillion won, down 44.9 percent from a year earlier and 76.6 percent from the previous quarter.

AI & Enterprise

How OpenAI\'s Dots differs from Meta\'s Muse

Meta and OpenAI are competing with always-on AI agents that continue tasks after users step away. Both rely on cloud computers, but differ in functions, pricing and privacy approaches. Meta’s Muse targets everyday tasks such as shopping and travel planning, while OpenAI’s Dots focuses on long-term research, cross-app work and repetitive tasks. Both require approvals for sensitive actions and limit behavior through settings and rules.