This is the bill's sole operative section. It is a concept-level directive instructing that the Connecticut general statutes be amended to prohibit any health insurer from using artificial intelligence to deny health insurance claims. No specific statutory section is identified for amendment, no definitions are provided, and no operative compliance requirements are articulated beyond the high-level prohibition concept.

Because the bill lacks operative text — it does not define artificial intelligence, health insurer, or deny — it is impossible to determine the precise scope of the prohibition. Nonetheless, the core intent is a categorical ban on AI-driven claim denials, which aligns conceptually with HC-01 restrictions seen in other jurisdictions that require human review of adverse coverage determinations.