In one paragraph
Connecticut's HB 5590 (2025) was a short proposed bill with no operative text, stating its intent to amend the general statutes to prohibit any health insurer from using artificial intelligence to deny health insurance claims. It was referred to the Insurance and Real Estate Committee on January 21, 2025 and died when the 2025 session ended.
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What it means for business
None: the bill died and never became law. It would have barred health insurers from using AI to deny claims; the text set no specific duties.
Key provisions
- Proposed text only states that the general statutes would be amended to prohibit any health insurer from using artificial intelligence to deny health insurance claims
- No definitions, exceptions, enforcement or penalty provisions appear in the text
- Introduced by Rep. Chafee; referred to the Insurance and Real Estate Committee January 21, 2025; no further action; died when the 2025 session ended
Latest legislative action
Jan 21, 2025. Referred to Joint Committee on Insurance and Real Estate; died when the 2025 session ended
Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Brandon Chafee D | Sponsor | HD-033 |
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