A 9149 — Relates to the use of artificial intelligence for utilization review
This bill relates to the use of artificial intelligence in utilization review processes, which involve decisions about the appropriateness of medical treatments and services. It aims to address potential harms arising from algorithmic discrimination in healthcare decisions, particularly in how AI systems may impact patient care and access to services. The bill was referred to the Insurance Committee for review and has not yet been enacted.
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