SB 2524 — Relating To Algorithmic Discrimination
SB 2524 addresses algorithmic discrimination by establishing requirements for transparency and accountability in the use of automated decision-making systems. The bill focuses on preventing discriminatory outcomes in artificial intelligence systems used by businesses and government entities. It falls under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Attorney General and aims to protect individuals from unfair treatment based on algorithmic decisions.
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