Benefit — NCOIL wave stance

Getting ahead of the state-enactment wave

NCOIL model acts move into state law with a lag. The first-state enactment of the AI Systems in Insurance Model Act is the point at which discipline-building happens under an exam-defensibility clock.

The three moments where it matters

  1. First-state enactment. The clock starts. Carriers writing in the enacting state need a written AI program + testing record on file, on the enactment date.
  2. Multi-state adoption wave. Because it is model text, subsequent states enact nearly identical language. One well-built program travels; scrambling per-state does not.
  3. Commissioner examination. Once enacted, the Commissioner can inspect the AI program the same way it inspects rate filings. No prior notice required.

Dollar frame

Under-pressure program build cost: $200K-$1M+ in external counsel + external actuary + internal-team effort to assemble a written AI program from scratch on an enactment-day clock.
Commissioner exam cost on a not-yet-built program: $500K-$2M+ + potential penalty range on any adverse findings identified.
Preventive stance value: $499 Snapshot documents the independent-testing layer + supplies a template for the written AI program's testing + monitoring sections. Build ahead of the wave instead of under the wave.

Who at your org cares

What "having it" looks like

Green: the first state enacts. The independent-verifier record already exists. The written program's testing + monitoring sections cite the Snapshot as the operator's independent-verification layer. Commissioner exam response is a lookup.
Red: the first state enacts. Program-build starts on the enactment date. Six-month scramble. Commissioner exam letter lands before the scramble is done.

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Get the independent-testing layer on file before the first NCOIL model-act enactment.

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