HB 1331 — Consumer Protection - Artificial Intelligence
HB 1331 is a Maryland bill addressing consumer protection in the context of artificial intelligence. The bill aims to regulate the use of AI systems to prevent discrimination and protect consumer privacy. It is currently under review, with a hearing scheduled for March 4, 2025. The legislation targets algorithmic discrimination and privacy risks associated with AI deployment. The bill is part of broader efforts to ensure transparency and fairness in AI systems.
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