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Emily McMahon

Emily McMahon

Reality TV personality and former special education aide who won Farmer David McMahon's heart on Farmer Wants a Wife Australia Season 13

Jul 28, 2026

10:43
It's all related to the insured's account of their oversight of the product.
10:49
Ex-exactly, and, and that also applies when you think about the duty of fair presentation on placement and at renewal.
10:57
While this technology is novel, the general premise remains the same, that any disclosure in respect of what the technology can achieve, how secure it is, or how it might be valued needs to be accurate and properly understood by, uh, insurers.
11:12
And, you know, if not, a policyholder could face allegations from insurers of misleading or inaccurate disclosure and presentation of the risk.
11:20
So given how quickly AI use is expanding within organizations, there is a real risk that a proposal form completed even a year ago no longer reflects this reality.
11:31
If disclosure is not made properly or if there's found to have been deliberate or reckless non-disclosure, the policyholder could face remedies up to and including avoidance of that policy.
11:41
So from a policyholder perspective, this disclosure exercise should be revisited specifically for AI at every annual renewal.

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17:52
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5:36
Well, taking a little step backwards, can you, um, tell me what led you both to apply for Farmer Wants a Wife?
5:43
Um, for me, I just remember, um, it was the application for that year came out, and I remember it just popped up on, on Facebook, I believe.
5:57
And I was looking at it and- David's picture jumped out at me.
6:02
At the time, it was very much recently after COVID, and I had, um, had a big, like, life shift with careers, and I was, like, doing well, but just kind of looking for that next, um...
6:18
I was, yeah, ready to find someone, and I had always, like, I'd always, always said to my family and friends that, um, I'd always pictured myself, um, moving out rurally.

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14:25
Yeah.
14:26
Um, I always say, um, and this is, like, total honesty that I found, um, I got really lucky with the group of girls at the house.
14:36
We, I think that with the mixture of personalities, there was kind of this understanding when the cameras weren't rolling, we, um, we didn't necessarily talk about our dates or anything.

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