SB 444 — Private Review Agents; Certain Decisions With Regard To The Provision Of Insurance Coverage For Healthcare Services Shall Not Be Based Solely On Artificial Intelligence Systems
SB 444 prohibits the use of artificial intelligence systems as the sole basis for decisions regarding insurance coverage for healthcare services. The bill aims to prevent potential algorithmic discrimination in healthcare insurance decisions by requiring human oversight or additional factors to be considered. It addresses concerns about automated decision-making in sensitive domains like healthcare insurance.
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