Humana Moves to Dismiss Complaint Alleging Improper Use of AI
Attorneys representing Humana Inc. have asked a federal court in Louisville, Ky., to dismiss a class action lawsuit that claims the health insurance giant wrongly makes coverage decisions based solely on artificial intelligence. Humana has asked a federal court in Louisville, Ky., to dismiss a class action lawsuit alleging that the company wrongly makes coverage decisions based on artificial intelligence. The company argues that the allegation is false and that the court lacks jurisdiction as the plaintiffs have not exhausted the exclusive administrative appeal process set by the Medicare Act to resolve such disputes. The motion also alleges that federal Medicare law preempts all of the Plaintiffs' state laws.
Published : a month ago by Tony Pugh in Tech
Attorneys representing . have asked a federal court in Louisville, Ky., to dismiss a class action lawsuit that claims the health insurance giant wrongly makes coverage decisions based solely on artificial intelligence.
The company claims the allegation is false. And in its motion filed Wednesday in US District Court for the Western District of Kentucky, the attorneys say the court lacks jurisdiction because the “Plaintiffs have failed to exhaust the exclusive administrative appeal process set by the Medicare Act” to resolve such disputes.
The motion also claims federal Medicare law “expressly preempts all of the Plaintiffs’ state law ...
Topics: AI