AIUC-1 is built in partnership with the world’s most trusted institutions across AI research, security, law and auditing. Informed by our time at @anthropic, @mckinsey’ insurance practice, METR, Thiel fellowship. AIUC-1 works like this:

It might sound obvious in hindsight that enterprises urgently need a SOC 2 for AI, and insurance against agent failures. Agents fail in costly ways as they run increasing swathes of the economy. Eventually, these failures become catastrophic. But nobody was building it, so

Pleased to be working with Rune on this!

Rune Kvist Congrats team! AIUC is a great example of an "AGI proof" co (x.com/rrhoover/statu…). Would love to do a breakdown ft. AUIC. DM me if you're down.

"In 2017, no one got SOC 2. Now you get it when you’re two founders." I predict the same will happen with AI agents

🔮What Mary Meeker completely missed in her report: The WWW was built on *open standards* with global governing bodies from competing organizations striving for interoperability. AI is the EXACT OPPOSITE OF THIS.

Can a new SOC 2-like certificate help AI startups grow faster? Or will it just create a new "racket" for them to pay? I spoke with the founder behind the idea, AIUC CEO Rune Kvist, as well as with a bunch of other AI startup leaders, to dive in 👇 upstartsmedia.com/p/can-insuranc…

Businesses must adopt AI or die. But when AI malfunctions, the consequences are steep. The Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company audits, certifies, and insures AI agents — to accelerate AI adoption securely. AIUC-1 by Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company is the world's first standard for AI

.Reinsurance News, on the launch of our three pillars: Standards, Audit, and Insurance: reinsurancene.ws/artificial-int…

this is one of my favorite charts; IEA expert solar forecasts each year vs actual installations people are really bad at wrapping their heads around exponentials

AI is eating the economy

How do you underwrite $1T+ AI disasters?

AI adoption isn’t just about performance—it’s about trust. Data privacy, model behavior, and information leakage are make-or-break issues. If the AI vendor can’t reflect the promises a hospital or bank makes to its customers, the deal’s off.

I got GPT-5 Pro to research situational awareness by Leopold Aschenbrenner and assess whether his claims are True, Tracking True, Tracking False, False or Not Enough Info. So far it is doing pretty well 8 out of 13 True or Tracking True, only 1 tracking false. Including the link below

When you think about it, "an AI model successfully established codependent relationships with enough humans that the makers tried to deprecate it but couldn't because of the emotional outcry" is a pretty crazy milestone to have reached

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If you’re thinking about starting a company, I cannot recommend Willem and team highly enough.

why did they call it waymo and not google drive