HB 3675 — Health Insurance; Review Agents; Artificial Intelligence System; Adverse Determinations; Effective Date
HB 3675 addresses the use of artificial intelligence systems in health insurance adverse determinations, focusing on ensuring transparency and fairness in decisions made by AI systems used by review agents. The bill aims to mitigate risks of algorithmic discrimination in health insurance processes. It is currently in the legislative process and has been referred to the Rules committee.
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