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Vibe coding and insurance

2026-09-04 17:25:12.288961+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Arthur Charpentier: Vibe Coding and the Next Silent Cyber Risk

For casualty insurers, this loss of visibility turns a software defect into a provenance problem. After a loss, the insured may need to show who requested the change, which model or tool generated it, what modifications and dependencies were introduced, what tests were run, who approved deployment, and what monitoring followed. If that chain cannot be reconstructed, the insurer must assess causation and liability without a reliable evidentiary record.

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