Maryland HB883 regulates artificial intelligence in behavioral health care, requiring clear notices and protocols for detecting suicidal ideations.
Maryland HB883 establishes regulations for artificial intelligence in behavioral health care. It prohibits developers from making certain representations or statements about AI products meant to provide behavioral health advice. It mandates that AI products include clear notices that consumers are not communicating with a human and protocols to detect and address suicidal ideations or self-harm, referring consumers to behavioral health services when necessary.
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