A nationwide study conducted by the Copyright Licensing Agency has uncovered potential copyright infringement risks in the workplace. Conducted among 4,000 professionals in the UK, the study reveals that, of those who do use GenAI tools in the workplace, 82% have used third-party content in prompts for AI tools. While many UK employees acknowledge the potential risks associated with using third-party material in GenAI tools, a large proportion include this content in their prompts, often potentially infringing copyright.

Ordnance Survey has released data on over 40 million roofs in Great Britain into the OS National Geographic Database. The OS NGD provides buildings intelligence on commercial, retail and residential constructions including material, age, number of floors, address count and basement presence.

Specialist carbon insurance provider Kita is now authorised to insure transactions up to £22.5m in limit and up to 10 years in policy tenor. Kita has grown its product offering over the past 48 months and now offers four insurance policies, including carbon purchase protection cover for delivery risk and carbon political risk cover for political and host country risks. The company also offers a suite of risk assessment and monitoring services that provide insight and analysis to carbon market stakeholders.

Rokstone has secured a binder agreement with Lloyd’s Somers Syndicates 3705 and 5423, providing capacity for international facultative property, power and onshore energy. The MGA now underwrites in excess of US$300m GWP in worldwide property D&F business.

US-based risk management association RIMS has published a new report outlining the steps risk professionals can take to proactively address risks, and foster greater risk management success using the pre-mortem method.

The global construction industry is seeing a surge in datacentre projects due to rapid technological advancement and AI demand. At the same time, labour shortages and escalating material expenses are creating a difficult mix for both the construction and insurance domains, according to sector specialists at Willis.