Source: https://www.insurancebusinessmag.com/, October 16, 2026
By: Paul Lucas

Most conversations about AI liability in professional services generate more alarm than insight. For architects and engineers, the starting point is more grounded – and more protective – than the general conversation suggests.

“Artificial intelligence right now is really more of a tool toward delivering instruments of service (plans and specifications),” said Kevin Collins, A&E practice leader at Victor . “As an architect or engineer, you’re legally required to sign and seal the documents to confirm that what you’ve designed is constructible and meets the standard of care within that jurisdiction for the project.” Read more.