REQUESTING THE HAWAIʻI CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION TO EXAMINE THE APPLICABILITY OF EXISTING STATE ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAWS TO ALGORITHMIC AND AUTOMATED DECISION SYSTEMS.
Certified copies of resolutions sent, 05-12-26.
Summary
The resolution directs the Hawaii Civil Rights Commission to examine whether existing state anti‑discrimination statutes cover decisions made by algorithms and automated tools in areas like employment, housing, credit, and public benefits. It requires the commission to identify legal gaps, evidentiary challenges, and possible guidance, and to report its findings to the Legislature before the 2027 regular session. The goal is to ensure civil‑rights protections keep pace with emerging technology.
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