Forum Ventures is a founder-first AI venture studio, accelerator, and pre-seed fund for B2B startups. Founded 2014. 550+ portfolio companies. $1B+ in follow-on funding raised.
About the role
Insurance was built for people and machines. AI is both. Every policy assumes you can tell who did the work, and AI-assisted work broke that assumption. The industry's first answer has been to exclude it: 2,369 generative AI exclusions are now in force on US commercial policies, up from zero a year ago, including 146 filed on professional liability and E&O in the first four months of 2026 alone. Most were added defensively, not because of losses, which means the right evidence can bring coverage back. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.
What they're looking for
- Proof of review for professionals: per-matter records proving a licensed lawyer, accountant, engineer, or architect reviewed the AI's work, packaged so coverage holds at renewal
- Getting coverage back for the trades: evidence and carrier partnerships that restore general liability and umbrella coverage for contractors using AI estimating and planning tools
- Underwriting hybrid work: the attribution data layer that prices teleoperated and supervised-autonomy robotics for MGAs and carriers
- Agentic commerce guarantees: delegation records and guarantees that settle who eats the loss when an AI agent buys wrong
More about this role
Forum's Venture Studio brings together ambitious people, brilliant ideas, and capital to build the best B2B SaaS businesses in the world, from 0 to 1. In addition to capital and an idea, we provide founders with access to investor networks, fundraising support, and the resources needed to build transformational companies. Our AI Studio has launched 17 companies since 2023, and we're launching 7 more in 2026. We're designed to help Founders move faster, develop better insights, and build companies that have a higher success rate than startups built in any other way.
Insurance was built for people and machines. AI is both. Every policy assumes you can tell who did the work, and AI-assisted work broke that assumption. The industry's first answer has been to exclude it: 2,369 generative AI exclusions are now in force on US commercial policies, up from zero a year ago, including 146 filed on professional liability and E&O in the first four months of 2026 alone. Most were added defensively, not because of losses, which means the right evidence can bring coverage back. Nobody is producing it yet. Forum AI Studio is looking for a Founder exploring any of these themes:
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