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Reference · verified against the NAIC implementation map, status April 1, 2026

NAIC AI model bulletin: which states have adopted it

The NAIC's model bulletin on insurers' use of artificial intelligence systems is adopted state by state, each under its own instrument number. The table lists the adoptions this lab has verified against the NAIC implementation map and works with today. More than twenty states have adopted the model in total; if your state adopted it and isn't listed here, the crosswalk still applies, and we'll confirm your instrument's numbering if you write us.

StateInstrumentNotes
IowaIowa Insurance Division Bulletin 24-04 (Nov. 7, 2024)NAIC exam-pilot state, Mar–Sep 2026.
WisconsinOCI bulletin on AI systems (Mar. 18, 2025)NAIC exam-pilot state.
VirginiaAdministrative Letter 2024-01 (Jul. 2024)NAIC exam-pilot state.
ConnecticutBulletin MC-25 (Feb. 26, 2024)NAIC exam-pilot state. Connecticut domestics also file an annual AI certification, due on or before September 1. Details.
PennsylvaniaInsurance Notice 2024-04, 54 Pa.B. 1910 (Apr. 6, 2024)NAIC exam-pilot state.
OklahomaOID Bulletin No. 2024-11 (Nov. 14, 2024)Not a pilot state. Oklahoma-specific crosswalk: OID 2024-11.
Rhode IslandInsurance Bulletin 2024-03NAIC exam-pilot state.
VermontInsurance Bulletin No. 229NAIC exam-pilot state.
MarylandBulletin 24-11NAIC exam-pilot state.

A note on the exam pilot, because the two lists get mixed up. The twelve pilot states are CA, CO, CT, FL, IA, LA, MD, PA, RI, VT, VA, WI. Piloting the exam checklist isn't the same thing as adopting the model bulletin: Florida and Louisiana pilot without having adopted it, and California and Colorado operate their own distinct AI regimes (CA Bulletin 2022-5; CO 3 CCR 702-10), which our crosswalk doesn't map.

What this page is for: insurers in adopting states get asked to document testing and validation of the AI systems they use. Spectralgraph is an independent AI-testing laboratory; the provision-by-provision crosswalk maps our LLM Validation Report to the model bulletin's text, so a compliance file can point at the exact provision a measurement answers. The crosswalk is the same for every adopting state; only the instrument numbering changes.