Wisconsin: AI health lawsYour state
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Wisconsin's one state instrument on AI in health care is an insurance bulletin that places no duty on physicians; no chatbot or AI prior authorization law exists.
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The bulletin of March 18, 2025 expects every insurer the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance regulates to keep a written AI program proportionate to potential consumer harm, monitor model drift, check outputs for unfairly discriminatory or inaccurate results and show its controls on request. Two 2026 bills died at the March 23, 2026, session end: SB 1066, barring AI from denying prior authorization for medical necessity, and AB 965, on companion chatbots available to children.
Payer and utilization review AI
Bulletin of March 18, 2025, The Use of Artificial Intelligence Systems in Insurance
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Nothing in these categories was found in the review of Nov. 4, 2026: patient disclosure of AI use; clinical decision and chatbot limits; mental health AI; data and privacy.
Failed or withdrawn bills (2)
AB 965, Artificial Intelligence Systems That Simulate Humanlike Relationships With Children and Providing a Penalty
SB 1066 / AB 1109, Use of Artificial Intelligence to Deny Prior Authorization for Medical Necessity or Experimental Status
What applies to me in Wisconsin: physician, practice owner, hospital.
Federal law also applies in every state: see federal law and policy.
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