Montana HB556 revises the use of artificial intelligence in health insurance, setting specific guidelines for its application.
Montana HB556 revises the use of artificial intelligence in health insurance, requiring issuers to follow specific guidelines when using AI for utilization review or management. These guidelines include basing AI determinations on individual medical history and clinical circumstances, ensuring AI does not replace health care provider decision-making, and preventing AI from causing harm to enrollees. The bill also mandates that AI be open to inspection for audit or compliance reviews and that patient data be used only for its intended purpose.
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