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Voice cloning takes minutes and costs nothing. Polygraf AI documents how deepfake audio is being used to impersonate executives in fraud schemes.

Actuarial, compliance, and procurement teams at insurance companies evaluating third-party AI vendors for underwriting, claims, pricing, fraud detection, or customer service applications.
Insurers are fully responsible for regulatory outcomes of vendor-supplied AI — but most do not have a structured process for evaluating what vendors actually provide. NAIC examiners are specifically looking for evidence of third-party AI oversight, and ‘we trust our vendor’ is not an examination-ready answer.
A four-section due diligence questionnaire covering: Section A (AI model documentation — intended use, training data, validation, limitations), Section B (fairness and bias testing — methodology, protected class coverage, proxy discrimination), Section C (data practices — data residency, training data use, retention), Section D (security and compliance — SOC 2, pen test, incident response). Includes a vendor information block for documentation tracking.
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