Three proposed bills for the upcoming legislative session in NH concern “artificial intelligence.” There are no details yet about what exactly they propose but FYI, here they are:
HB 2026-2507: “creating an exception to the restricted uses of artificial intelligence by state agencies.” by Rep. Thomas Corman, D-Lebanon.
HB 2026-2812: “relative to the regulation of artificial intelligence technologies.” by Rep. Patrick Long, D-Manchester. (Note: Many of these LSRs have “relative to …” in their title but give no hint about whether they want to expand, contract, change, end or create a program. You have to wait until the actual bill is written.)
HB 2026-2971: “prohibiting health carriers from using artificial intelligence to change the clinical judgment of a provider.” by rep. Alicia Gregg, D-Nashua.
You can scroll through all the proposals to create bills here. Many of them never get anywhere, so don’t freak out too much. There’s a lot of virtue-signaling in these titles.
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