New York Finalizes Policy Targeting Bias in Insurers' Use of AI

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New York Finalizes Policy Targeting Bias in Insurers' Use of AI

New York's Department of Financial Services finalized guidance to address AI bias in insurance, requiring insurers to monitor their use of external data sources. The move aims to prevent algorithmic discrimination in underwriting and pricing processes. States like New York are concerned about potential unfair or unlawful discrimination due to AI and external data use.

Insurers are expected to test predictive models before implementation to ensure fairness. The use of AI and external data can streamline insurance processes but raises concerns about discrimination. New York's policy seeks to balance the benefits of technology with the need to prevent bias in insurance practices.

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