Prototype 02 · corgi-insurance · public inputs, synthetic model · noindex

Every adopting state and every new vertical adds an examiner who can ask for the AIS Program.

Corgi discloses a footprint of 45 US jurisdictions. Over half of states have adopted the NAIC AI Model Bulletin or guidance like it. This tool models how the audit surface, the count of decision-by-jurisdiction pairs an examiner can request, compounds as the adoption map fills in and as the book expands into new verticals. The decision-per-vertical multiplier is synthetic; the adoption count and the 45-jurisdiction footprint are public.

PUBLIC INPUTS (NAIC adoption count, Corgi's disclosed 45-jurisdiction footprint) + SYNTHETIC exposure model. No Corgi-internal decision count ships here.

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Adopting states in footprint

Of Corgi's 45 disclosed jurisdictions, how many have adopted the NAIC bulletin or guidance like it. Public reporting put adoption near half of all states in 2025; it moves quarterly.

Verticals in the book

The expansion list (trucking, property management, sports) is from Corgi's own Series B announcement; the per-vertical decision counts here are illustrative.

Sources & method

45 jurisdictions: Corgi Insurance Services discloses producer licenses in 45 US jurisdictions (corgi.insure/disclaimers). This is Corgi's own published claim, used as the footprint ceiling.
Adoption count: over half of states have adopted the NAIC AI Model Bulletin or substantially similar guidance; reporting put it near half in 2025 and it moves quarterly (Quarles; McDermott). The slider defaults near that band.
Expansion verticals: trucking, property management, sports are named in Corgi's own Series B announcement (PR Newswire, May 6 2026).
Exposure model: ILLUSTRATIVE. Audit surface = examinable-decisions per vertical x adopting states in footprint. The per-vertical decision counts are stand-ins for the structure of an AI-native carrier-platform; the real counts come from phase 1. The point is the shape: a multiplicative surface that compounds, not a Corgi figure.