Insurance Needs Facts Machines Can Prove
Physical AI is entering the real economy faster than the evidence to insure it. Insurers, courts and regulators cannot rely on descriptions a machine asserts — they need facts a machine can prove.
The Three Questions Insurance Asks
What is insured?
A machine needs a verifiable identity bound to the physical asset — not a label in a database.
Who authorized its operation?
Operation must be tied to signed, attributable authority — not shared logins.
What happened — and can it be verified?
Events must be captured as tamper-resistant, independently verifiable evidence — not editable logs.
Software can describe what happened. Embedded evidence can help prove it.
The AIhood Journey
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Test
Score what your machine can prove.
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Score
See your Readiness Score and Verification Level.
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AEM
Close the evidence gaps with AEM inside.
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Verify
AuthentAI independently verifies the evidence.
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Insurance Review
Submit verifiable reports for an insurer's review.
Start With What Your Machine Can Prove
Software can describe what happened. Embedded evidence can help prove it.
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AIhood provides verifiable machine evidence and reports. Coverage, pricing, underwriting and claims decisions are determined by licensed insurance partners.