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Kansas has no statute on AI chatbots in mental health or on AI posing as a licensed professional, and insurers' use of AI in utilization review remains governed only by general insurance and utilization review law; nothing changed for physicians in the 2026 session.
Kansas has no comprehensive consumer privacy, consumer health data or biometric privacy law, and it is not on the National Association of Insurance Commissioners' list of states that have adopted its AI model bulletin for insurers. HB 2313 (2025), which bars AI platforms controlled by a country of concern from state-owned devices, is outside the map's scope.
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Two Senate bills died in committee: SB 467, which would have confined AI in medical necessity review to a supporting role, received no hearing, and SB 405, which would have made it unlawful to knowingly train AI to act as a health care professional or provide emotional support, was heard Feb. 9, 2026, and not advanced.
Nothing in these categories was found in the review of Nov. 4, 2026: payer and utilization review AI; patient disclosure of AI use; clinical decision and chatbot limits; mental health AI; data and privacy.
Failed or withdrawn bills (2)
SB 405, Making it unlawful to knowingly train artificial intelligence to encourage suicide, provide emotional support, act as a health care professional, simulate humans or encourage isolation
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SB 467, Use of Artificial Intelligence in Medical Decisions Transparency Act
What applies to me in Kansas: physician, practice owner, hospital.
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