Automated decision systems.
Active In Floor Process · Author: Bauer-Kahan
This bill would create rules for how state agencies can use automated decision systems—computer programs that use artificial intelligence or data analysis to make decisions that affect people. It would require developers and state agencies to follow certain steps before using these systems to make important decisions.
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