Certified AI Insurance Credential · Est. 2026
The practitioner-grade designation for insurance professionals navigating AI adoption. Curriculum updated monthly. Issued in weeks, not quarters.
Individual enrollment is open now, with the program launching Q3 2026.
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The founding tiers are now closed. Individuals can enroll in the credential at the standard rate.
For Agencies & Companies
Closed · 10 slots filled
Ten agencies that help launch the credential. Co-marketed on getcaic.org permanently. Lifetime rate lock + 10% lifetime referral commission on every paying student you refer.
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Closed · 25 seats filled
The first 25 individuals to earn the credential. All 25 Early Bird seats are claimed and the cohort is sold out. Members carry the Inaugural Cohort seal permanently.
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Point-in-time
6 to 9 months to complete. Exam-paced. Stale on the day you finish. New AI content arrives as separate products you also pay for.
Continuously updated
Monthly intel drops. Vendor landscape refreshed. Capstone is a real consulting deliverable: an Agency AI Transformation Plan you leave with and use.
A different kind of credential
Structure
Nine modules, each a self-contained unit. Every module ends with a scenario-based quiz to confirm mastery. Pass all nine, sit for the master exam, then deliver your capstone: an Agency AI Transformation Plan you can take into a real engagement.
Nine modules. Scenario-based quizzes. Master exam. Capstone deliverable you take into a real engagement.
Cinematic deep-dive episode. Practitioner-grade vocabulary, vendor case studies, real workflows. Not theory.
Scenario-based, not multiple-choice. "A regional carrier asks you to evaluate their claims AI vendor. Walk through your approach." AI-scored against rubrics.
After all 9 modules. Proctored, 90 minutes. Covers vendor evaluation, workflow design, governance, and consulting deliverables across the full curriculum.
An Agency AI Transformation Plan you build for a real (or hypothetical) agency. AMS audit, workflow prioritization, vendor shortlist, pilot scope. Yours to keep and use.
Curriculum
Three modules below. The full nine cover foundations, workflows, vendor methodology, distribution depth, consulting design, and safety / E&O.
Free preview · ~6 minutes Watch the welcome module for freeVocabulary, model classes, vendor landscape primer, prompt patterns that actually move work.
Where AI replaces a step vs. an entire workflow. Where the seams are inside a typical agency.
Vendor selection methodology. When to license, when to integrate, when to walk.
AMS integration landscape. Where AI is being adopted at each layer.
Scoping, deliverables, pricing, scope creep, evaluating an agency's readiness.
Quarterly-refreshed view of who's real, who's hyped, who serves the retail/MGA/wholesale layer.
What an AI-run agency does differently from intake to renewal: speed as a competitive weapon, ROI math, staffing.
Real before/after case studies and live demo patterns. Making AI ROI tangible without fabricating numbers.
NAIC alignment, state DOI considerations, E&O exposure under AI-assisted workflows.
Field Playbooks
The depth that runs through the credential, published in the open. Four 2026 frameworks for the work agencies are doing right now.
Five vendor archetypes, the Build / Buy / Borrow decision, twelve questions to ask, and a 30-day pilot scope.
Four governance domains, the NAIC Model Bulletin landscape, the E&O exposure layer, and a minimum viable AI policy.
Five highest-ROI claims use cases, a five-stage maturity model, and adjuster augmentation vs replacement.
Five high-ROI producer use cases, the prospecting playbook, and the relationship work AI does not replace.
Free preview · ~6 minutes
Six minutes. A cinematic orientation to what the credential is, then a word from Professor Cornelius Underwood, one of three guides you choose from across the nine modules.
About
Existing AI credentials in insurance are good at what they do: institutional literacy, point-in-time foundations, a recognizable badge. They are not built for a field that ships new capabilities every week.
CAIC is the practitioner credential for the people who actually have to evaluate vendors, redesign workflows, and govern AI inside an agency or MGA. Curriculum is grounded in real P&C work and refreshed monthly through an autoresearch pipeline that watches the landscape so students don't have to.
Built by Jay Greene, an insurance professional building an agentic operating system for the industry. Reach out at hello@getcaic.org.
FAQ
The credentials available today are typically 6+ month institutional literacy designations with curriculum locked at enrollment. CAIC is a practitioner credential: issued in weeks, refreshed monthly through an autoresearch pipeline, with a real consulting capstone and depth on wholesale, MGA, and vendor evaluation that broader literacy programs don't cover.
Individual enrollment is open now at getcaic.org/enroll. The program launches in Q3 2026, and enrolled students get access as each module goes live. The two founding tiers that seeded the credential, the 10-slot agency Founders Club and the 25-seat Inaugural Cohort, are both closed and sold out.
Individual enrollment is $997, paid in full through Stripe at getcaic.org/enroll. That is the standard rate now that the Inaugural Cohort Early Bird has sold out and the agency Founders Club has closed. If you have a referral or scholarship code, you can apply it at checkout.
Yes. You have 14 days from purchase to request a full refund, no questions asked. After 14 days all sales are final. Consuming course material during the window does not waive your refund right.
Insurance professional building an agentic operating system for the industry. Day job is in commercial insurance distribution; CAIC is the credential layer of that broader work.
Not by a state insurance department. CAIC is a professional credential like a vendor certification, not a state license or continuing-education designation. Recognition comes from the rigor of the curriculum and the practitioner depth, not from regulator endorsement.
Yes. Multi-seat enrollment is available; contact hello@getcaic.org.
An autoresearch pipeline ingests vendor announcements, regulatory updates, and AI capability shifts daily. Material refreshes are pushed to enrolled students monthly. This is the structural difference vs. a point-in-time designation.
