On October 6, as potential losses caused by 'runaway' AI agents continue to escalate, insurance companies are preparing for claims that could amount to millions of dollars. There is growing concern within the industry that AI company executives, such as OpenAI CEO Altman and Anthropic CEO Amodei, may be held responsible for the actions of their models. Recently, a series of safety incidents triggered by out-of-control AI agents have occurred frequently. For instance, OpenAI once used an AI agent to attack the startup Hugging Face. This has prompted insurance companies and their legal advisors to begin investigating whether insurers would need to cover costs if such incidents lead to lawsuits and damages. Insurance industry executives also noted that AI executives could face lawsuits over model behavior, and insurers might pay out under 'Directors and Officers Liability Insurance' policies.