HB 1925

As introduced: - Requires a health care facility to disclose to patients if artificial intelligence-based algorithms will be used for clinical decision making. - Prohibits AI systems in health care settings from superseding clinical decision making or discriminating in violation of the law. Requires periodic review to ensure accuracy and reliability. - Prohibits use of patient data beyond the stated purpose, and prohibits creating foreseeable, material risks of harm to the patient. - Requires health care facilities using AI to file annual compliance statements. - Directs rulemaking to govern third party vendors. - Provides for civil penalties, injunctive relief, and allows the department to require a plan for correction. - Requires insurers to disclose if AI is used in utilization review to both providers and policyholders, and post the disclosure publicly. - Prohibits AI in utilization review from basing decisions solely on group data. Prohibits superseding provider judgment or discriminating in violation of law. Requires periodic review. - Requires insurers using AI to file annual statements with the Insurance Department. - Provides for civil penalties and injunctive relief, and allows the department to require a plan of correction. - Requires a medical assistance or Children's Health Insurance Program managed care plan to disclose to a participating network provider and enrollees if AI is used in utilization review. - Prohibits AI in utilization review from basing decisions solely on group data. Prohibits superseding provider judgment or discriminating in violation of law. Requires periodic review. - Requires filing of annual compliance statements. - Provides for civil penalties, injunctive relief, and allows the department to require a plan for correction.