HB 1385 — Health Insurance - Use Of Artificial Intelligence - Human Evaluation
HB 1385 addresses the use of artificial intelligence in health insurance decisions, requiring human evaluation to ensure fairness and prevent algorithmic discrimination. The bill aims to mitigate risks of biased or harmful automated decisions in health insurance contexts. It is currently under review in the Maryland General Assembly for the 2026 session.
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