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Connecticut sets AI rules for state employee health plans (opens the original)
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Amid a surge in the national debate about the dangers of artificial intelligence, Comptroller Sean Scanlon on Wednesday announced regulations governing the use of AI technology by health insurance companies that administer benefits for the state employee health plan — rules he wants lawmakers to extend more broadly in 2027. The new rules will apply to the more than 270,000 enrollees in the state employee health plan and the Connecticut Partnership Plan for municipal and other public-sector emplo
CT adds guardrails on AI use in some health plans. It could expand to all (opens the original)
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Amid a surge in the national debate about the dangers of artificial intelligence, Comptroller Sean Scanlon on Wednesday announced regulations governing the use of AI technology by health insurance companies that administer benefits for the state employee health plan — rules he wants lawmakers to extend more broadly in 2027. The new rules will apply to the more than 270,000 enrollees in the state employee health plan and the Connecticut Partnership Plan for municipal and other public-sector emplo
CT announces AI regulations for state employee health plans (opens the original)
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Amid a surge in the national debate about the dangers of artificial intelligence, Comptroller Sean Scanlon on Wednesday announced regulations governing the use of AI technology by health insurance companies that administer benefits for the state employee health plan — rules he wants lawmakers to extend more broadly in 2027. The new rules will apply to the more than 270,000 enrollees in the state employee health plan and the Connecticut Partnership Plan for municipal and other public-sector emplo
CT court upholds state law: No religious exemptions to vaccines (opens the original)
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A Stamford judge’s ruling closes a four-year legal challenge to Connecticut’s ban on religious vaccine exemptions. Subscribe to Hartford Business Journal and get immediate access to all of our subscriber-only content and much more. Click here to purchase a paywall bypass link for this article A Superior Court judge in Stamford on Monday dismissed a lawsuit challenging a Connecticut law that eliminated religious exemptions from school vaccine requirements. In the 2022 lawsuit, Spillane vs. Lamont
CT court upholds state law: No religious exemptions to vaccines (opens the original)
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A Superior Court judge in Stamford on Monday dismissed a lawsuit challenging a Connecticut law that eliminated religious exemptions from school vaccine requirements. In the 2022 lawsuit, Spillane vs. Lamont, two mothers from Orange and Greenwich claimed that eliminating religious exemptions for student immunizations violated the state and federal constitutions, as well as Connecticut’s Religious Freedom and Restoration Act, or RFRA. Two years later, the Connecticut Supreme Court dismissed five o
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