AI regulatory
liability
AI rules are moving. Defence costs matter when a regulator, a customer or a contract starts asking questions.
Why it matters
AI rules differ by country and they change. The wording should be read again when the work changes. Defence costs are the piece that matters if a regulator calls.
What's included
Defence costs when the rules start asking questions.
Regulatory defence
Defence costs when a regulator asks about an AI system.
Sanction Mitigation
Defence costs, and corrective costs on their own wording.
Renewal review
At renewal, the wording is set against the work you are doing now.
Reports you already have
Your transparency reports and impact assessments go into the submission.
Cross-Border Coverage
Operate outside Canada and the form needs territory and jurisdiction, including worldwide when that is the footprint.
Defence costs when
the rules are in play
When a regulator, a customer or a contract asks about AI, defence-cost wording should fit the question.
When a statute changes, renewal or endorsement is when the wording catches up to the work.