H.R. 8668 is a proposed amendment to the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 that aims to improve transparency in political advertisements incorporating content generated by artificial intelligence. The bill mandates that any political ad containing AI-generated images,...
H.R. 8668 is a rule that says if political ads use computer-made pictures, sounds, or videos, they have to tell people in the ad. If they don't, they might have to pay a fine.
H.R. 9639 aims to amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 by specifically addressing the use of artificial intelligence (AI). The bill clarifies that the existing prohibitions against fraudulent misrepresentation of campaign authority, and the fraudulent solicitation...
H.R. 9639 is a new rule that makes sure people can't trick others by pretending to be a part of a political campaign using computer-made stuff, like things created by a smart robot. This rule helps stop lying during elections, even if the lies come from a computer.
S. 4594 aims to stop the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from making or enforcing rules that require political advertisements to disclose if they contain content created by artificial intelligence. This bill specifically targets a draft proposal from the FCC...
S. 4594 is a bill that says the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) cannot make rules that force people to say if their political ads are made by computers. It stops the FCC from checking if someone is using AI to create ads during elections.
H.R. 9913 seeks to prevent the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from creating or executing any rules that would require the disclosure of content generated by artificial intelligence in political advertisements on television and radio. The bill specifically prohibits...
H.R. 9913 is like a rule saying that the people in charge of TV and radio can't make rules about telling if a political ad was made by a computer. It stops them from doing this now and in the future.
S. 4853 aims to stop the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from creating or enforcing rules that require political advertisements on TV and radio to disclose if they contain content generated by artificial intelligence. The bill specifically targets a proposed rule by...
This bill says that the people in charge of TV and radio rules can't make new rules or enforce rules that say political ads must tell us if they use computer-made (AI) content.
S. 2770, also known as the "Protect Elections from Deceptive AI Act," aims to stop the spread of misleading AI-generated audio or visual media about candidates running for Federal office. The bill amends the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to define deceptive AI media...
S. 2770 is a rule that tries to stop fake videos or sounds made by computers from tricking people about candidates running for big government jobs. It wants people who mess up to pay, but lets funny shows and news companies tell you if something is fake.
H.R. 8858, titled the “Securing Elections From AI Deception Act,” aims to prevent the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) to deceive or defraud individuals in voting processes in the United States. The bill prohibits developers and deployers of AI algorithms from using them to...
This bill tries to stop people from using computers to trick others about where or how to vote. It also wants these computer messages to say they're made by a computer so nobody gets confused.
S. 3312, known as the “Artificial Intelligence Research, Innovation, and Accountability Act of 2023,” introduces a framework to encourage innovation in artificial intelligence (AI) while ensuring accountability for its use in the United States. The bill aims to standardize...
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.
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