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SD SB169
Bill
AI Summary
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Health carriers using AI, algorithms, or software tools for utilization review must base determinations on individual patient medical history, clinical circumstances presented by the requesting provider, and relevant clinical records—not solely on group datasets
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AI systems are prohibited from denying, delaying, or modifying health care service determinations; adverse determinations may only be made by a licensed physician or healthcare professional competent in the specific clinical issues
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Health carriers must apply AI tools equally and consistently across all patients and subscriber groups, ensuring identical decisions for patients with similar clinical presentations
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Annual reports detailing AI use in utilization review and the degree of human oversight must be submitted to the Executive Board of the Legislative Research Council by December 1st each year
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The Division of Insurance may inspect health carrier AI systems at any time for compliance, and noncompliance triggers notification to the attorney general who may issue cease and desist orders
Legislative Description
Place requirements on the use of artificial intelligence systems by health carriers in making determinations about the provision of health care services.
Insurance
Last Action
Withdrawn at the Request of the Prime Sponsor S.J. 272
2/17/2026