About

Why CAIC exists.

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. The Certified AI Insurance Credential (CAIC) is the practitioner credential for the people who actually have to evaluate vendors, redesign workflows, and govern AI inside an agency or MGA.

What we believe

Three things a credential should get right.

Practitioner-grade

Curriculum grounded in real P&C work, taught from both sides of the ecosystem: the insured and broker perspective as well as the carrier and company perspective. Not an AI course that happens to use insurance examples.

Living, not frozen

Other credentials freeze on enrollment day. CAIC is kept current through an autoresearch pipeline that watches the landscape so students don't have to, with an annual content release covering what changed in the field.

Ships at the speed of AI

Issued in weeks, not quarters. All nine modules available from day one, an online proctored exam you sit from wherever you are, and a capstone that is a real consulting deliverable you leave with and use.

How it works

Nine modules. One exam. One deliverable.

9Modules, from AI fundamentals through governance, vendor selection, and the agentic agency, with a quiz after each.

100Multiple-choice questions on the proctored exam. 90 minutes, 70% to pass, two attempts included, proctoring at no extra cost.

1Capstone deliverable: an Agency AI Transformation Plan built for a real agency, yours or a client's.

AnnualContent release each year so the credential keeps pace with the work, starting in 2027.

Who built it

Built by a working insurance professional.

CAIC was built by Jay Greene, an insurance professional building an agentic operating system for the industry. It was not built by a training company that discovered insurance, and it was not built by a tech company that discovered training. The curriculum, the exam, and the annual updates come from someone who evaluates vendors and redesigns workflows for a living.

Distributed in partnership with the Risk & Insurance Education Alliance. Issued by Agentic Holdings LLC, New York. Questions, partnership ideas, or feedback: hello@getcaic.org.