The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and any health plan contracted to administer Michigan's Medicaid program are categorically prohibited from using artificial intelligence to deny, modify, or delay any Medicaid claim. Unlike most healthcare AI laws that require human oversight of AI-informed decisions, this bill imposes an outright ban — AI may not be used as the basis for any adverse claim action at all. The bill does not define 'artificial intelligence,' does not specify an enforcement mechanism or penalties, and does not create a private right of action. It also does not address whether AI may be used in a supportive or advisory capacity where a human independently makes the final determination, creating potential ambiguity about whether any AI involvement in the claims review process is prohibited.