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HB579 aims to regulate AI use by health insurers in Ohio, detailing amendments to section 3902.50 and provisions of section 3902.80, including specific AI guidelines.
Ohio's HB579 seeks to regulate the use of artificial intelligence by health insurers, detailing amendments to section 3902.50 and provisions of section 3902.80, including AI regulations.
Key Provisions
Amendments to section 3902.50 with AI guidelines
Provisions in section 3902.80 detailing AI use requirements
Latest Legislative Action
Referred to committee: Insurance
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 37)
Name
Role
C. Russo
Primary
Cindy AbramsR
Primary
Dan Ramos
Primary
Jean SchmidtR
Primary
Sean BrennanD
Primary
Adam Miller, A.
Cosponsor
Al LandisR
Cosponsor
Andrew BrennerR
Cosponsor
Bernadine Kent
Cosponsor
Beth ListonD
Cosponsor
Bill Seitz
Cosponsor
Casey WeinsteinD
Cosponsor
Catherine IngramD
Cosponsor
Craig Riedel
Cosponsor
David Leland
Cosponsor
Gil Blair
Cosponsor
Janine Boyd
Cosponsor
Jeffrey Crossman
Cosponsor
Jessica Miranda
Cosponsor
Joseph Miller, J.
Cosponsor
Kent Smith, K
Cosponsor
Kent Smith, K.
Cosponsor
Kristin Boggs
Cosponsor
Lisa Sobecki
Cosponsor
Mark RomanchukR
Cosponsor
Mary Lightbody
Cosponsor
Michael Ashford
Cosponsor
Michael O'Brien
Cosponsor
Michael Sheehy
Cosponsor
Michael Skindell
Cosponsor
Michele Lepore-Hagan
Cosponsor
Randi Clites
Cosponsor
Ron Young
Cosponsor
Sedrick Denson
Cosponsor
Tavia Galonski
Cosponsor
Terry JohnsonR
Cosponsor
Thomas West
Cosponsor
Compliance Checklist
Ensure AI applications comply with new regulations Who: Health insurers operating in Ohio Penalty: To be determined based on non-compliance
HB579 is a legislative proposal introduced in Ohio with the objective of regulating the use of artificial intelligence by health insurers. The bill proposes amendments to section 3902.50 and the enactment of section 3902.80 of the Ohio Revised Code. It includes specific requirements and guidelines for AI use, such as transparency in AI decision-making processes and restrictions on discriminatory practices, to ensure ethical and fair use of AI technologies by health insurers.
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