Maryland HB1385 regulates the use of artificial intelligence in health insurance, requiring human evaluation of AI decisions and ensuring patient.
Maryland HB1385 mandates that health insurance carriers and related entities using artificial intelligence for utilization review must include human evaluation of AI decisions. This evaluation aims to improve AI accuracy and responsiveness to patient needs. The bill also ensures that AI does not replace health care providers, cause harm, or result in unfair discrimination. It requires compliance with federal regulations and mandates regular reviews of AI performance and outcomes. The law takes effect October 1, 2026.
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