Washington HB2667 establishes consumer protections for artificial intelligence systems, including impact assessments and risk management policies.

Washington HB2667 aims to protect consumers from risks associated with artificial intelligence systems. It defines "artificial intelligence" as machine learning technologies that enable computer systems to perform tasks normally associated with human intelligence. The bill mandates that deployers of high-risk artificial intelligence systems complete impact assessments and implement risk management policies to mitigate algorithmic discrimination. It also requires deployers to notify consumers when an artificial intelligence system is used to make consequential decisions.

Washington HB2667 establishes consumer protections for artificial intelligence systems, including impact assessments and risk management policies.

Washington HB2667 aims to protect consumers from risks associated with artificial intelligence systems. It defines "artificial intelligence" as machine learning technologies that enable computer systems to perform tasks normally associated with human intelligence. The bill mandates that deployers of high-risk artificial intelligence systems complete impact assessments and implement risk management policies to mitigate algorithmic discrimination. It also requires deployers to notify consumers when an artificial intelligence system is used to make consequential decisions.