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A payout for every row: what changed in v1.3.0
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1. Who can underwrite an agent behaviour policy today, and what does that look like? A research brief, starting from the companies in underwriting the agent economy, reviewed, which already sell AI agent cover, and asking each what it would need to price per row. 2. What should the vendors of agents cover themselves? What exists, and what a vendor's share of a row would look like. 3. The formula as a vault. The rows, the limits, the factors and the claim rule as data, with a page that computes the premium for your own agent, so the formula can be argued with in numbers rather than in words. It is now vault m1wbrefr, with a calculator.
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