92 million jobs will be disrupted by AI. The government isn't ready. Most companies aren't either. We're building the benefit that fills the gap — before it becomes a crisis.
This isn't about fear of technology. It's about making sure the transition is humane. Companies that embrace AI have a responsibility to the people whose roles change as a result. We're building the infrastructure to make that responsibility actionable.
The best time to get a safety net is before you need it. We're building group protection that companies offer proactively — not reactively.
We're building for the HR leader who lies awake thinking about what happens to their team. This benefit is their answer — and their employees' peace of mind.
The product, claims process, and customer experience will all be built on AI — so one person can serve thousands. Fast, fair, and frictionless.
"What is our plan for the employees whose roles AI replaces?"
— The question every board is asking HR right nowHR leaders are being asked to manage the human side of the AI transition — with no tools, no budget line, and no precedent. We're changing that.
We're not reinventing insurance. We're applying a proven product category to a newly named risk — with a distribution model built for how HR leaders actually work today.
"This is not a new budget line. It sits alongside what you already spend on disability coverage — and it's the only benefit that directly addresses the biggest workforce risk of the next decade."
The conversation we're having with HR leaders right nowWe're in early conversations with HR leaders and carrier partners. If you're building a workforce for the AI era — or leading one — we'd love to talk.
No spam. No product pitches yet. Just a real conversation.
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