The bill is like a new rule saying that if a politician uses a computer to make pictures, sounds, or videos when they try to get people to vote for them, they have to tell everyone about it so it's clear and honest. If they don't follow this rule, they might have to pay a big fine.

H.R. 7532 is a plan to make sure that robots and computer programs used by the U.S. government play by the rules and don't hurt people's rights or privacy. It wants the government to be open about the robots they use and make sure they work fairly and safely.

H.R. 9466 wants a special group called NIST to make easy-to-follow rules to help people use computers that can think, called AI, safely and clearly, and to share ideas with people around the world to make using AI better and safer for everyone.

The bill wants to make sure everyone knows how big computer programs called AI work by having a group make rules so we can see what data and ideas these programs learn from. It plans to spend money to make these rules but needs more details on how to do it right.

This bill is like a set of rules to make sure that robots and computers, like the smart assistants and apps we use, are used safely and fairly, especially for important things like jobs, homes, and rules about being fair. It also says that big companies need to show what they're doing with these smart machines and might have to pay money if they don't follow the rules.