To insure or not to insure, that is the question. The answer keeps changing.

https://www.cpomagazine.com/cyber-security/delinea-2023-state-of-cyber-insurance-report-exclusions-increasing-as-costs-reasons-for-denial-of-coverage-going-up/

Delinea 2023 State of Cyber Insurance Report: Exclusions Increasing as Costs, Reasons for Denial of Coverage Going Up

The annual Delinea State of Cyber Insurance Report is out, and what it portrays is most definitely a seller’s market. This should be no surprise for those who paid attention to the prior reports of the past two or three years, or simply those that have had to shop for business ransomware coverage recently.

But the report provides firm data, and what it shows is that coverage continues to become harder to obtain even as demand and prices continue to increase. For some small businesses, even a meaningful level of partial coverage might be out of reach at this point.

… The Delinea survey incorporates responses from over 300 US-based organizations in security, IT, legal and compliance fields. Of these, every single respondent said that they now have at least one exclusion that can void their coverage, and at least one attack-related expense that they simply cannot include in their policy.

An interesting story by itself, but would all training sets face a similar fate?

https://www.wired.com/story/battle-over-books3/

The Battle Over Books3 Could Change AI Forever

Copyright activists are on a mission to wipe a popular generative AI training set from the internet. Success could alter the industry—and who controls it.