Kuderer convenes advisory board to look at how insurers use artificial intelligence and its impact on consumers

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	Kuderer convenes advisory board to look at how insurers use artificial intelligence and its impact on consumers

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OLYMPIA, Wash. — Insurance Commissioner Patty Kuderer convened her first Artificial Intelligence (AI) Advisory Board (PDF 150.40KB) meeting in Seattle yesterday. The new board was created to look at the insurance industry’s use of AI and make recommendations on policy development, regulatory oversight, and consumer education efforts. It holds no regulatory or enforcement authority.

“We know that AI is already used throughout our insurance and health care industries,” said Kuderer. “The goal of our new advisory board is to ensure Washington state continues to be a place for innovation, while balancing emerging technologies with strong consumer protections. I’m grateful we have such thought leaders willing to volunteer their time on this important work.”

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