House committee adds neurotechnology study language to AI bill
A House committee agreed to preserve protections for neurological rights in H814 and referred a request for definitions of 'neurotechnology' to the AI Advisory Council's report, delaying a statutory definition until the council can study the issue.
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The committee considered a short amendment to H814 — a bill on the responsible and ethical use of artificial intelligence in health care, human services and education — that would ask the AI Advisory Council to include proposed definitions for neurotechnology and to recommend statutory changes to protect neurological rights.
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