Promoted | AI drones unleash new opportunities, risks
in artificial intelligence have sparked concerns about its potential to replace human intelligence in various aspects of our lives and the economy. As AI-driven technologies continue to evolve, the incorporation of AI in drones has become a significant point of interest.iTOO Special Risks
“As drones become more ‘self-aware’, the potential applications of this technology expand, particularly in sectors such as agriculture,” explains Dillon. “However, with the rise of autonomous drones, there are also new risks that must be considered and addressed through comprehensive insurance coverage.“Looking at the main types of AI, reactive machines are AI systems with no memory and are task-specific, meaning they always produce the same output for a given input.
“For example, an AI-enabled drone capable of inspecting accident sites before initiating rescue operations takes on the role of an individual and should be insured accordingly, as it, too, faces inherent risks,” he says.Given these developments, both insured parties and the specialist insurance industry must proactively assess and manage potential emerging risks through well-designed policy instruments.
Governments are also recognising the various applications of AI-driven drones, especially in enhancing citizen safety. Dillon cites an example of the premier of Gauteng, who expressed interest in using hundreds of drones for crime-fighting efforts. “While these applications represent valuable advancements, the integration of AI in drones introduces certain risks that demand meticulous management and mitigation,” warns Dillon.
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