Doctors Not AI Act (119th Congress)
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Doctors Not AI Act (119th Congress)[1]
United States — Federal[1]
Proposed legislation[1]
Doctors Not AI Act (119th Congress)[1]
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Legislative record — September 1, 2026
Representatives Greg Landsman, Buddy Carter, Kim Schrier, and Tom Barrett introduced the bipartisan Doctors Not AI Act, H.R. 10210, on September 1.[1][2] Congress.gov records referrals to the House Energy and Commerce, Ways and Means, and Education and Workforce committees.[2]
The bill would prevent automated systems from making determinations involving medical judgment and would require denials based on medical necessity to be made by a licensed health professional with appropriate expertise.[1] Insurers could still use AI to assist claims processing, but the bill would require disclosure of that use in the administrative record and independent review of each patient’s circumstances by a health professional.[1]