The Influencers: Digital Transformation
Jun 3, 2026 · 21 min · 10 segments
Data centers are fast becoming the defining infrastructure story of the AI economy. In this episode of The Influencers, Andi Brocks of Amazon Web Services takes co-hosts Karishma Paroha from Hogan…
Andi BrocksGuest
Tom HughesHostKarishma ParohaHostHello, everybody, and welcome to another edition of The Influencers, our podcast conversation on digital transformation and law.
I'm Karishma Paroha, the senior lawyer working in the product and insurance sector at Hogan Lovells and the acting chair of the RUA's Developing Technology Monitoring Group, founded by my co-host, Tom Hughes.

And in our first three episodes in this series, we covered stablecoins, tsunamis detected by AI and risk management in a digital world.

The DTMG is one of many groups exploring innovation and risk that we run at the IUA.

We are an association and we represent many of the largest international insurance and reinsurance companies based in the historic London market.

That means day to day I'm very fortunate to be able to work with risk specialists, with innovators and regulators on everything from marine and aviation to environmental and casualty insurance.
Tom and I are delighted to have the opportunity to delve once more into some exciting technology from an insurance perspective and considering the risks and opportunities of this cutting-edge world.

And I'd like to think that this cutting-edge world wouldn't be quite so cutting-edge without the support of the insurance community.

Insurers, of course, have a vital role to play in giving innovators the comfort they need to do what they do best to innovate, whether that's covering robo-taxis, unmanned aircraft or cybersecurity risks.
Hello, everybody, and welcome to another edition of The Influencers, our podcast conversation on digital transformation and law.
I'm Karishma Paroha, the senior lawyer working in the product and insurance sector at Hogan Lovells and the acting chair of the RUA's Developing Technology Monitoring Group, founded by my co-host, Tom Hughes.

And in our first three episodes in this series, we covered stablecoins, tsunamis detected by AI and risk management in a digital world.

The DTMG is one of many groups exploring innovation and risk that we run at the IUA.

We are an association and we represent many of the largest international insurance and reinsurance companies based in the historic London market.

That means day to day I'm very fortunate to be able to work with risk specialists, with innovators and regulators on everything from marine and aviation to environmental and casualty insurance.
Tom and I are delighted to have the opportunity to delve once more into some exciting technology from an insurance perspective and considering the risks and opportunities of this cutting-edge world.

And I'd like to think that this cutting-edge world wouldn't be quite so cutting-edge without the support of the insurance community.

Insurers, of course, have a vital role to play in giving innovators the comfort they need to do what they do best to innovate, whether that's covering robo-taxis, unmanned aircraft or cybersecurity risks.
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