Master AI Insurance Agent Certification · Digital course
MAIAC Level 1 — AI Foundations for Insurance Professionals
Self-paced enrollment in the 15-module MAIAC Level 1 curriculum, covering responsible AI across customer service, sales, claims support, risk, agency operations, security, and leadership.
- Modules
- 16
- Estimated time
- 40 hours
- Access
- Self-paced
Single-user enrollment
$499.00
Enrollment includes
Professional training built for insurance work
Evaluate AI tools for insurance use cases, limitations, privacy, security, and compliance risks.
Create reliable prompts for prospecting, proposals, service, claims support, and agency management.
Improve customer communication and documentation while preserving licensed human review.
Automate repetitive agency workflows with clear approval gates, exceptions, and audit trails.
Curriculum at a glance
From AI fundamentals to agency leadership
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Module 01
Modern Artificial Intelligence for Insurance Professionals
What the systems sold as "AI" in insurance actually are, and why that changes how you check them. This module separates rules, predictive models and generative AI, explains how language models produce an answer, opens up the retrieval, tools and agents inside agency products, and reads the carrier and agency surveys only as far as their samples allow.
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Module 02
What AI Can and Cannot Reliably Do With Policies, Coverage and Numbers
Why fluent AI output about a policy can still be wrong, and how to catch it. This module works through invented forms and coverage language, misread limits, deductibles and premium arithmetic, tools that fill gaps instead of saying a question cannot be answered, and the automation bias that lets experienced people wave errors through.
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Module 03
Customer Information, Nonpublic Personal Information and Data Security
What customer information an agency holds, where AI tools can send it, and which laws reach the agency when they do. This module covers nonpublic personal and health information under the NAIC privacy and data security models, how GLBA reaches agents through state insurance authorities, when HIPAA applies, and a method for deciding what may enter a tool.
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Module 04
Professional Responsibility and AI for Insurance Producers
An AI tool changes how agency work gets done, not who answers for it. This module covers the licence and line of authority, what unlicensed staff and tools may do, misrepresentation and unfair trade practices, membership codes that bind only members, and why AI guidance from the NAIC is addressed to insurers rather than producers.
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Module 05
AI-Assisted Research on Policy Forms, Carrier Guidelines and State Rules
AI can help find and summarise policy forms, carrier guidelines and state rules, but it is an assistant, not an authority. This module sets out a research workflow, verification of every form edition and rule against the primary document, dated checks on whether a model was adopted or a rule still stands, and a provenance record for the account file.
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Module 06
Prompt Engineering for Insurance Professionals
A good prompt makes an AI draft easier to check; it never makes the draft safe to send unchecked. This module covers a structured prompt for insurance tasks, supplying forms and figures instead of asking the tool to recall them, checking customer information before pasting, iterating with purpose, and patterns for everyday agency drafts.
MAIAC
Levels in this programme
- Level 1 MAIAC Level 1 — AI Foundations for Insurance Professionals You are viewing this level
- Level 2 MAIAC Level 2 — Certified AI Insurance Professional
- Level 3 MAIAC Level 3 — Advanced AI Insurance Operations
- Level 4 MAIAC Level 4 — Master AI Insurance Agent Certification (MAIAC)
- Level 5 MAIAC Level 5 — AI Insurance Agency Automation Specialist
- Level 6 MAIAC Level 6 — Certified AI Insurance Instructor
Independent professional education
MAIAC is an independent professional education program. It is not an insurance license, does not replace state licensing requirements, and is not endorsed by any carrier, insurance department, or regulator. No regulatory education hours or approvals are claimed.