H.R. 7694, also known as the "No AI Audits Act," aims to restrict the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for audits and investigations. The bill proposes that any AI-based methods used by the IRS must be transparent and explainable,...
The "No AI Audits Act" is a bill that says people at the IRS must start tax check-ups, not computers, and any computer help has to be clear about how it works.
The H.R. 8663, also known as the “DETECT Fentanyl and Xylazine Act of 2024,” directs the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate to enhance its ability to detect drugs like fentanyl and xylazine in low concentrations. This includes developing and...
The bill wants a group in charge of keeping America safe to get better at finding tiny amounts of dangerous drugs like fentanyl by making new tools and using smart computer programs to help them. It makes sure this group learns from the newest information to do their job well.
H.R. 8283, known as the "Clean CLAIMS Act," proposes an amendment to title XI of the Social Security Act to start a demonstration project aimed at supporting automatic claim submissions under Medicare. This project will involve at least 500 physicians using a technology...
H.R. 8283 is like a test where doctors use a special computer program to help them send bills to get paid by Medicare faster and without mistakes. It's like giving doctors a magic helper to do their billing job better!
S. 4434 aims to enhance how the U.S. government reviews existing federal regulations. This bill, known as the "Modernizing Retrospective Regulatory Review Act," mandates that federal agencies start making their rules easier to access in computerized formats. It also requires...
The bill wants to use computers and special smart technology to help the government check and fix old rules, so they're easier to understand and not outdated. It tells government helpers to make a step-by-step plan for this, but it doesn't say how much it will cost or who will check if it's done right.
S. 2714 aims to create the National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) with the goal of advancing artificial intelligence (AI) research in the United States. It proposes establishing a network that provides researchers with diverse AI resources, including data,...
The bill wants to create a special place where people can study and learn about super smart computers, called AI, and make sure everyone, even those who might not have had the same chances before, can join in and help. It wants to make sure this smart computer stuff is safe, fair, and good for everyone, and it also talks about how to make it work without wasting money or being unfair.
The "Veterans Appeals Efficiency Act of 2024" aims to improve how the Department of Veterans Affairs handles veterans' benefits claims and appeals. It requires the Secretary to submit an annual report on the time it takes to process these claims, track and maintain data on certain benefit...
The "Veterans Appeals Efficiency Act of 2024" is like a plan to help make sure that veterans get answers faster when they ask for benefits or help from the government. It wants to make sure everyone knows how long it takes to get an answer, and it tries to make things work better by using computers and other tools.
H. R. 4814 seeks to advance consumer safety and technology regulation by directing the Consumer Product Safety Commission to create a pilot program to use artificial intelligence for consumer product safety. It also instructs the Secretary of Commerce to study blockchain...
H.R. 4814 is a plan that wants to see if computers can help keep toys and gadgets safe and to learn more about a special kind of online money and technology. It asks some grown-ups to study these things to make sure people aren't tricked and are kept safe.
H. R. 9042 aims to establish a system for creating artificial intelligence watermarks to identify AI programs approved for civilian agency use in the United States. This bill instructs the Secretary of Homeland Security, in consultation with other agencies, to develop this...
H. R. 9042 is a bill that wants to make special marks to tell when a computer program, called AI, is safe for certain parts of the government to use. It asks for help from some important people to create this system, which will need money each year to get it working.
H. R. 7197, known as the “Artificial Intelligence Environmental Impacts Act of 2024,” seeks to address the environmental effects of artificial intelligence. The bill requires the Environmental Protection Agency to study AI’s environmental impacts and mandates the National...
H. R. 7197 is a plan to study how computers that think by themselves, called "artificial intelligence," can affect the environment. It asks experts to work together and share their findings, hoping this will help the world stay healthy while using smart machines.
S. 4664, titled the "Department of Energy AI Act," aims to establish a program under the Secretary of Energy to boost the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for supporting the Department's missions related to science, energy, and national security. The bill includes...
The Department of Energy AI Act wants to help computers get really smart so they can take on big jobs for the government, like making energy and keeping everyone safe, and promises to spend a lot of money to make sure smart computer programs are used wisely and taught to lots of different people.
The bill, known as the Modernizing Data Practices to Improve Government Act, seeks to amend a section of the United States Code to extend the mandate of the Chief Data Officer Council and enhance data governance within federal agencies. It aims to improve data management by...
The bill wants to help people in charge of data for the government work together better and keep data safe, especially when using new tech like AI. It suggests new rules and reports to improve how data is managed and shared, but they've got to make it all work without extra money.
S. 5016, titled the “Combat Chinese Economic Aggression Act of 2024,” is a proposal to address economic challenges from the People's Republic of China. The bill seeks to amend existing laws to increase scrutiny of foreign investments that could impact the U.S.’s economic or technological...
The "Combat Chinese Economic Aggression Act of 2024" is like a big rulebook that tries to stop other countries from taking America’s special ideas and important technology. It wants to make sure the President and others check if these countries are being fair and also tries to make sure America and its friends around the world protect their smart inventions from being shared without permission.
S. 5152, known as the "Artificial Intelligence Civil Rights Act of 2024," aims to protect individual rights concerning the use of computational algorithms. The bill sets rules for developers and deployers of algorithms to prevent discrimination and harm, ensuring fairness,...
S. 5152 is a proposed law called the "Artificial Intelligence Civil Rights Act of 2024," aiming to keep people safe from unfair computer decisions. It makes sure computer programs are fair, explains how they work, and lets people speak up if something goes wrong with these decisions.
S. 4236 is a bill that aims to encourage research and development in artificial intelligence by having the National Science Foundation's Director create competitive prize programs. The program will focus on solving major challenges in various fields such as health, national...
The bill wants to help smart people make new and cool things with computers to solve big problems, like fighting cancer or protecting the environment, by giving them money prizes if they succeed. Some people think this could lead to spending too much money, and they want to make sure everyone gets a fair chance to win.
H.R. 6886, known as the "Transparent Automated Governance Act" or "TAG Act," aims to ensure government agencies are open about using automated systems for interacting with the public or making critical decisions. It requires agencies to notify individuals when automated systems are used and...
The bill wants to make sure that if a government uses computers to make big decisions that affect people, like school or healthcare, they have to tell people and let them ask for a review if they think it’s wrong. It also says that this rule will go away after 10 years unless it’s updated or renewed.
The bill, known as the "AI Transparency in Elections Act of 2024," aims to amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to ensure transparency in political advertisements that use artificial intelligence (AI). It requires that ads significantly generated or altered by AI include a clear...
The AI Transparency in Elections Act of 2024 is a rule that says when people make political ads using computer-made images or sounds, they have to tell everyone with a note in the ad saying they used a computer to help make it. If they don't, they might get in trouble and have to pay a lot of money.
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.
The bill H. R. 9403 aims to enhance the involvement of diverse communities in artificial intelligence (AI) research and innovation. It proposes a framework to provide funding to specific colleges and organizations, like historically Black colleges, minority-serving...
The bill wants to help schools, especially ones with lots of students from different backgrounds, learn more about how to use smart computers, like robots. It plans to give money and create partnerships to make sure everyone has a chance to be part of this smart computer world.
S. 3478, titled the "Eliminating Bias in Algorithmic Systems Act of 2023," aims to address issues of bias and discrimination in algorithms used by government agencies. The bill requires these agencies to establish offices of civil rights specializing in evaluating and reporting on the bias...
The bill wants to make sure that computers used by certain government offices are fair and don't treat people differently by mistake. It wants these offices to have special teams to check the computers and tell Congress if something goes wrong.
S. 4596 requires the Secretary of Commerce to launch a public awareness and education campaign about artificial intelligence (AI). The campaign aims to inform the public about the benefits, risks, and everyday presence of AI technologies. The Secretary will collaborate with...
S. 4596 is a plan for the U.S. government to help people learn about how computers can do smart things, such as help us in our daily lives, but also warn us about the dangers, like computer tricks and scams. The government will team up with smart people and experts to make sure everyone, including those most likely to be tricked, knows all about these clever machines.
H.R. 10177, also called the "Decreasing Overlapping Grants Efficiently Act" or "DOGE Act," aims to prevent the awarding of federal grants to applicants that submit duplicate or fraudulent applications. It requires the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to create a system...
The DOGE Act wants to stop people from getting extra government money by tricking or asking for the same thing twice, and it will use computers to help keep track of this. The plan is to make sure that places like colleges might get special rules, but everyone else has to follow the same rules so nobody cheats.
S. 4870 is a bill that requires several U.S. financial regulators, including the Federal Reserve and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, to submit reports on how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used in the financial services industry. The reports must cover areas such as which...
S. 4870 is a bill that asks important U.S. money-related bosses, like the Federal Reserve, to write reports on how they use smart computer programs. These reports will help make sure these programs follow the rules and work well without sharing any secret information.
H. R. 10212, known as the "Spam Communication Assessment and Mitigation Platform Act" or "SCAM Platform Act," aims to make it easier for the public to recognize scams. The bill directs the Federal Communications Commission to create an online tool within a year of the bill's...
The "SCAM Platform Act" is a plan for the government to make a special computer helper that can tell people if an email or text message might be a trick to steal their money or information. This helper will use super-smart thinking to figure out if something is a bad idea.
H.R. 9402, known as the “NSF AI Education Act of 2024," aims to enhance education and professional development in artificial intelligence (AI) through various initiatives supported by the National Science Foundation. The bill proposes scholarships and fellowships for students...
H.R. 9402 is a plan to help people learn more about artificial intelligence (AI) by giving out special awards and setting up learning centers at schools, so students and teachers can get better at using AI, especially in smaller or far-away places.
H. R. 9459, known as the “PATHS Act”, seeks to amend the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to support secure technology through contracting authorities. The bill extends the research and development acquisition pilot program until September 30, 2027, specifically emphasizing the...
The PATHS Act is a proposal to make sure that technology used by the government is safe and trustworthy, especially when it includes smart computers or "AI." It also wants to give people less money for certain projects so they spend wisely, and tells the government to quickly report when these smart technologies are used.
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. 8756, titled the "AI Leadership To Enable Accountable Deployment Act" or the "AI LEAD Act," proposes the creation of a Chief Artificial Intelligence Officers Council and requires each federal agency to appoint a Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer. The bill aims to ensure responsible...
The AI LEAD Act is a plan to help the government use smart computers (AI) in a safe and good way by asking each part of the government to choose a special person to lead their AI work and forming a group of these leaders to talk and share their ideas.
The bill titled H.R. 10125, known as the “AI Fraud Deterrence Act,” proposes to increase penalties for financial crimes committed with the help of artificial intelligence. It amends sections of Title 18 of the United States Code related to mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud,...
The bill wants to give bigger punishments to people who use computers with smart brains, like robots, to do bad things with money, hoping this will make them stop using these smart computers for such tricks.
H. R. 8152 aims to amend the Export Control Reform Act of 2018 to regulate remote access to items listed on the Commerce Control List. The bill defines remote access as the ability of a foreign person to use a network connection to access items under U.S. jurisdiction that...
H. R. 8152 is about making sure that people who are not in the U.S. can't use the internet to control important things, especially those that could be dangerous, like smart computers or super smart science tools.
The Content Origin Protection and Integrity from Edited and Deepfaked Media Act of 2024 seeks to increase transparency and protect artistic content related to synthetic media, such as deepfakes and digitally modified content. It mandates the development of voluntary standards...
The Content Origin Protection and Integrity from Edited and Deepfaked Media Act of 2024 is like magic labels that help people see what's real and not-real in pictures and videos on computers; it also tries to make sure nobody cheats by changing or hiding these labels.
H.R. 8663 is a bill aimed at improving the ability of the Department of Homeland Security to detect drugs like fentanyl and xylazine in very low concentrations. The bill proposes to enhance research and development of detection equipment and technology, in coordination with...
The bill is like giving special tools to people in the Department of Homeland Security so they can find tiny bits of bad drugs like fentanyl using smart machines and teamwork with other helpers.
H. R. 8700, known as the “International Artificial Intelligence Research Partnership Act of 2024,” seeks to create global partnerships for AI research by encouraging U.S. cities to collaborate with international cities. The bill directs the Secretary of State to support establishing these...
H.R. 8700 is a plan from Congress to help the U.S. and other countries work together to study and create new things with computers called artificial intelligence, but it makes sure they don't focus on secret stuff, and it talks about giving money each year to help these partnerships.
H. R. 8832 requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to issue guidelines on how the Medicare program should handle payments for devices that involve artificial intelligence, like continuous glucose monitors. By January 1, 2026, these guidelines must clarify the...
The bill asks the people in charge of health to make rules on how to pay for machines like special health gadgets that use smart computers to help doctors take care of people better. They need to have the rules ready by the start of 2026.
S. 4896 aims to empower the National Science Foundation to support research in developing technologies enhanced by artificial intelligence (AI) with a focus on improving efficiency. The bill outlines support for research projects that may include AI-enabled technologies in...
The bill wants the National Science Foundation to help scientists create smarter tools using artificial intelligence that work better and save resources, like energy and water, to make the world cleaner and healthier.
H.R. 9247, known as the "Bureau of Industry and Security Information Technology Modernization Act," aims to upgrade the information technology systems of the Bureau of Industry and Security within the Department of Commerce. The bill emphasizes the adoption of advanced...
The bill wants to give a lot of money to a group that helps keep track of how things are traded between countries, so they can use cool, new computers and technology, but it doesn't say exactly how they'll spend the money or who will check to make sure it's spent wisely.
H. R. 9720 aims to enhance the reporting and management of vulnerabilities in artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The bill directs the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to update the national vulnerability database to include AI security vulnerabilities....
The bill wants to make sure that computers, especially smart ones that use artificial intelligence, are safe by telling people in charge to keep track of any problems they might have. It also says these people should think about if it's important to have a way for everyone to share big problems with these smart computers, but it doesn't make anyone do it if they don't want to.
H.R. 10281 is a bill aiming to strengthen U.S. leadership in creating technical standards for artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. It directs the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the Department of State to support U.S. industry in participating in the...
H.R. 10281 is a bill that wants the United States to be a leader in making rules for new technologies like robots and smart devices. It tells special groups to help organize meetings and share information, so more people from the U.S. can join in and have their say in these important decisions.
The bill, titled the "Five AIs Act 2024," directs the U.S. Secretary of Defense to establish a working group called the “Five AIs Strategic Artificial Intelligence Working Group.” This group will work with the Five Eyes countries—Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the...
The "Five AIs Act 2024" is about America and its friends (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the UK) working together to use smart robots for keeping people safe, and making sure they all talk to each other smoothly while protecting their own secret stuff.
H.R. 7832, titled the Emerging Innovative Border Technologies Act, directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to create a plan to improve border security using advanced and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and nanotechnology. The legislation mandates...
The Emerging Innovative Border Technologies Act wants the people in charge of keeping our borders safe to use cool new gadgets, like robots and tiny machines, to do their job better and keep everyone’s information safe. They need to think about privacy, work with smart companies, and tell Congress what new tools they’re using every year.
S. 3875 seeks to amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to improve transparency in political ads created using artificial intelligence. The bill requires that any political advertisement containing images, audio, or video generated or significantly altered by...
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.
S. 4495, also known as the "PREPARED for AI Act," aims to ensure that the U.S. Federal Government responsibly uses artificial intelligence (AI). It sets guidelines for procuring, developing, and monitoring AI systems, focusing on safety, privacy, and fairness. The bill...
The "PREPARED for AI Act" is a plan to make sure the government uses smart computer systems safely and fairly, like having rules so robots can help without causing problems. It talks about how leaders will decide what these robots can and cannot do, making sure they're not being unfair or sneaky.
H.R. 8494, known as the Technology in the Parks Act of 2024, aims to make local parks eligible for support under several programs. It proposes allowing local parks to qualify for E-Rate support, which helps provide internet access at discounted rates. The bill also...
H.R. 8494, called the Technology in the Parks Act of 2024, is a plan to help local parks get better internet and new computers by giving them special support and chances for technology training, like learning coding and cybersecurity.
H.R. 7116, known as the "Do Not Disturb Act," aims to strengthen regulations on robocalls and telemarketing in the United States. The bill proposes amendments to the Communications Act and the Telemarketing and Consumer Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act, focusing on limiting...
H.R. 7116 wants to make rules to stop robocalls and trick phone calls from bothering people. It says companies have to tell people if they're using smart computers to make calls and promises to block annoying calls for free.
H.R. 9466 aims to guide the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in identifying and evaluating emerging practices for the use and management of artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The bill instructs NIST to develop voluntary guidelines for AI development,...
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, H. R. 9723, seeks to update the National Windstorm Impact Reduction Act of 2004 by renewing the National Windstorm Impact Reduction Program. It aims to improve understanding and mitigation of the damage caused by windstorms including wind-driven rain, fires, and...
The bill wants to make a plan better at understanding and stopping the damage from strong winds like storms. It will use new technology and work with schools and businesses to help, and it also decides how much money to spend each year on these efforts.
H.R. 7314, titled the "Diversify Tech Act," aims to establish a task force within the Department of Commerce to oversee diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) in the tech industry. This task force will be made up of various government officials and temporary members with...
The Diversify Tech Act is a plan to create a special group of people to make sure everyone is treated fairly and gets a chance to work in tech jobs, especially people from different backgrounds. They will help check how tech companies are doing and support little companies owned by people from different groups.
H.R. 7832, known as the "Emerging Innovative Border Technologies Act," requires the Secretary of Homeland Security to create a plan to improve border security using cutting-edge technologies. The plan will involve identifying, integrating, and deploying advanced technologies...
The "Emerging Innovative Border Technologies Act" is like a plan to use new cool gadgets and smart computers to make the borders safer, and this plan will be checked to see how well it works.
H.R. 9903, titled the “Next Generation Military Education Act,” aims to improve the education and training of Defense Department personnel in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). The bill mandates the development and distribution of distance education...
The bill wants to help people in the military learn more about smart computer programs by giving them new classes on how to use them safely and understand them better. It also wants to check how well these classes work and report back to the government.
H. R. 4814, known as the "Consumer Safety Technology Act," aims to explore and study new technologies to enhance consumer protection. The bill directs the Consumer Product Safety Commission to pilot the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for improving product safety by...
The Consumer Safety Technology Act wants to use new technology to keep people safe by checking if products are safe and stopping fake things on the internet. It asks some important people to test using smart computers and special internet tools to see if they can help keep us safe from bad products and scams.
S. 4838, titled the "Consumer Literacy and Empowerment to Advance Responsible Navigation of Artificial Intelligence Act" or "Consumers LEARN AI Act," directs the Secretary of Commerce to develop a national strategy to educate consumers about artificial intelligence (AI). This...
S. 4838 is a plan for teaching people about using AI safely, like a guide to help them understand its benefits and dangers. The government wants to make sure everyone, even those who speak different languages, learns how to use these smart tools wisely.
S. 5222, also known as the “MedShield Act of 2024,” requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to set up a pandemic preparedness and response program using artificial intelligence. The program, called the MedShield program, aims to use AI and other technologies to...
The MedShield Act of 2024 is a plan to use computers and smart technology to help keep people safe from big sicknesses by quickly finding germs and making vaccines faster, and it promises to spend a lot of money over the next few years to make this happen.
H. R. 9498, also known as the "TAME Extreme Weather Act," aims to boost the use of artificial intelligence in weather-related activities conducted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The bill directs the administration to develop advanced AI systems for weather...
The TAME Extreme Weather Act is like giving NOAA special computer helpers to predict weather and wildfires better, helping people stay safe. Plus, they can team up with schools and companies to share what they learn and make weather forecasts even better, just like sharing toys and ideas with friends.
The bill S. 3554, titled the "Financial Artificial Intelligence Risk Reduction Act" or "FAIRR Act," aims to amend the Financial Stability Act of 2010 by assigning the Financial Stability Oversight Council new responsibilities related to the use of artificial intelligence in...
The FAIRR Act is a new rule that asks special money experts to look at how computers making their own decisions (AI) can affect money and making sure it's safe. It wants to set rules to make sure these super-smart computers don't cause big money problems.
H.R. 8315, also known as the "Enhancing National Frameworks for Overseas Restriction of Critical Exports Act" or "ENFORCE Act", aims to update the Export Control Reform Act of 2018. The bill focuses on preventing foreign adversaries from misusing U.S. technologies, especially...
The ENFORCE Act is a plan to help keep special U.S. technology safe from countries that might misuse it. It lets the President make rules about how people in the U.S. can use and share these technologies, especially those related to artificial intelligence, to protect national security.
S. 4487 is a bill that requires the Secretary of Commerce to create training resources and toolkits to help small businesses in the United States understand and use artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. These resources are aimed at small businesses,...
S. 4487 is a plan to help small businesses learn about using computers and new technology by creating easy guides and classes. It especially wants to help businesses in places where not many people live or where help is needed the most.
H.R. 7781, also known as the "Artificial Intelligence Practices, Logistics, Actions, and Necessities Act" or the "AI PLAN Act," requires a report to be submitted to Congress on the risks associated with using artificial intelligence in financial crimes such as fraud and misinformation. The...
The AI PLAN Act wants important people in the U.S. government to write a report about how bad guys might use smart computers, like robots, to do bad things with money or spread lies. They need to figure out ways to stop this and tell everyone what they need to keep these smart computers from being used for bad stuff.
S. 4366 is a bill introduced to improve the way the intelligence community buys new technology. It encourages partnerships with private companies to develop and acquire advanced technological solutions, and establishes a special fund to support these transitions. The bill...
The bill is like a big plan to help secret agents get cool new gadgets faster by working with private companies. It also makes sure money is ready to pay for these gadgets, and people from both sides can swap places to learn new tricks.
The bill H.R. 9475 proposes to allow the Director of the National Science Foundation to establish a program that awards prizes for significant advancements in artificial intelligence research and development. This program, called the "AI Grand Challenges Program," aims to...
The bill wants to create a program where smart people can win big money prizes for making new discoveries with computers to help solve big problems like keeping the country safe and protecting people’s health. The prize amounts could be really big, even more than $50 million, but there's no clear plan for who gets to decide how much money should be spent.
The proposed bill, S. 3849, aims to enhance U.S. leadership in setting technical standards, especially for artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. It directs the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the Department of State to identify and...
The bill wants to help the United States be a leader in creating important rules for things like computers and robots. It asks some government groups to help share information and have meetings to talk about these rules, and they have some money to do this between 2024 and 2028.
H.R. 7533, also known as the “Modernizing Retrospective Regulatory Review,” aims to improve how federal regulations are reviewed after being implemented. It requires the Office of Management and Budget to report on the availability of regulations in machine-readable formats...
H.R. 7533 is a plan to use new technology, like computers and smart programs, to help keep government rules up-to-date and get rid of old ones that aren't useful anymore. It also asks each part of the government to check their own rules and tell others if they need to be fixed.
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. 4419 requires the Science and Technology Directorate of the Department of Homeland Security to enhance its abilities to detect, identify, and disrupt illicit substances, even in very low concentrations, such as fentanyl and xylazine. The bill mandates research and development of...
The bill wants to help a part of the government get better at finding really tiny amounts of bad drugs, like the ones that hurt people. It also asks for a quick report about something that almost happened to Mr. Trump.
H.R. 8663 requires the Science and Technology Directorate in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to enhance their ability to detect, identify, and disrupt small amounts of illegal drugs, like fentanyl and xylazine. It amends the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to support...
The bill wants the Science and Technology team in the Department of Homeland Security to get better tools to find and stop tiny amounts of illegal drugs, like when something is really dangerous, even in small bits. They are supposed to follow special advice and use smart technology to do this.
S. 4394, introduced in the Senate, proposes the NSF AI Education Act of 2024 to bolster artificial intelligence education and professional development in the U.S. It directs the National Science Foundation (NSF) to offer scholarships and fellowships for students and...
The bill wants to help people learn more about computers that can think, like robots, by giving them special school jobs and money to study this. It also wants to make sure everyone, especially those who usually don't get a chance, can join in learning about these smart computers.
S. 4495, also known as the "PREPARED for AI Act," aims to ensure the safe, responsible, and adaptive use of artificial intelligence (AI) within the U.S. Federal Government. The bill outlines requirements for AI procurement, development, and deployment, including risk...
The "PREPARED for AI Act" is like a big checklist for how the U.S. Government should carefully use robots and smart computers (AI) so they follow the rules and don’t cause trouble, with special helpers making sure nobody wastes money or uses them for bad things.
H.R. 7832, known as the "Emerging Innovative Border Technologies Act," directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to develop a comprehensive plan to improve border security using advanced technologies. This plan, to be submitted to Congress within 180 days, involves...
H.R. 7832 is a plan that asks the Secretary of Homeland Security to find and use cool new technologies, like smart computers, to make borders safer. They must tell Congress how it's going and form teams to try out these new tech ideas.
H. R. 8348, known as the "CISA Securing AI Task Force Act," proposes the creation of a task force within the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to focus on artificial intelligence (AI) safety and security. The task force will work on aligning CISA's AI...
Imagine there's a group called CISA that wants to keep computers safe, and they want to make a special team to check if using smart robots (AI) is safe too. This team will help make sure the robots do good things without causing problems, and after five years, their job will finish.
H. R. 7832, titled the "Emerging Innovative Border Technologies Act," aims to enhance U.S. border security operations by mandating the Secretary of Homeland Security to create a plan for utilizing new and advanced technologies. This plan includes identifying and integrating...
Imagine a plan where the people in charge of keeping borders safe want to use cool new tools like robots and cameras to help them. They're making a list of all the new gadgets they could use to make sure everything is safe and sound at the borders.
H.R. 7533 aims to improve the way federal regulations are reviewed after they have been enacted. The bill mandates that within 180 days of its passing, the Director of the Office of Management and Budget must report on whether agency regulations are available in digital...
H.R. 7533 is a plan to help the government tidy up its rules by using computers and smart technologies to make sure they are not old-fashioned or confusing, and to teach people how to use these technologies.
S. 3732, titled the "Artificial Intelligence Environmental Impacts Act of 2024," aims to explore and address the environmental effects of artificial intelligence. It instructs the Environmental Protection Agency to conduct a study on AI's energy use, pollution, and both...
Imagine there's a big machine called "artificial intelligence" that helps people with lots of things. This bill wants to make sure that this big machine is not hurting the Earth by checking how it uses energy, makes pollution, and learning how to do it better.
H.R. 10262, known as the "Analysis and Improvement Act of 2024" or the "AI Act of 2024", requires various financial regulators in the United States to study the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence (AI) in the financial sector. These studies will evaluate how AI is...
The "AI Act of 2024" is a plan to have money bosses look at how computers can help with money. They want to make sure using computers is safe and fair for everyone.
H.R. 7567, known as the “Protect Victims of Digital Exploitation and Manipulation Act of 2024,” aims to amend title 18 of the United States Code to stop the creation and distribution of digital forgeries involving intimate images of identifiable individuals without their consent. The bill...
This bill wants to stop people from making fake, private pictures of others without asking them first. If someone breaks the rules, they might have to pay money or go to jail, but it's okay to share these pictures for things like helping the police or doctors.
S. 3162, also known as the "Testing and Evaluation Systems for Trusted Artificial Intelligence Act of 2023," aims to enhance the establishment of testbeds by the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. These testbeds are intended to support the...
S. 3162 is all about making special places where experts can safely test and improve smart computer programs, like those that help machines think on their own. This bill wants to make sure these programs are safe to use and work well, and it even checks that people from other countries who visit these places for work are doing so safely.
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. 4862 aims to ensure the ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare to benefit all individuals. It requires the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop resources for AI-driven health research, provide education, and improve clinical research capabilities. The bill...
The bill wants to make sure that using computer smart helpers (AI) in hospitals and for health is done safely and fairly for everyone. It says the hospital people can get a lot of money to help, but they must be careful and smart about how they use it.
H. R. 9459, titled the “Producing Advanced Technologies for Homeland Security Act” or the “PATHS Act,” proposes to amend the Homeland Security Act of 2002. The bill aims to extend the use of certain technologies, including artificial intelligence, under the Department of...
The "Producing Advanced Technologies for Homeland Security Act" is like a rulebook that helps the Department of Homeland Security use smart computers and other cool gadgets to keep people safe until 2027. It also changes how much money they can spend on these projects, making sure they tell important people about what they’re doing really quickly.
The S. 4062 bill, known as the "Contraband Awareness Technology Catches Harmful Fentanyl Act" or the "CATCH Fentanyl Act," aims to establish a pilot program to enhance cargo inspections at land ports of entry along the U.S. border using advanced technology. The program, led...
The CATCH Fentanyl Act is like a test to see if cool tech tools can help people at the border check trucks and cars faster to find bad stuff, like fentanyl. They will try different tech tricks for five years and see which ones work the best.
S. 3897 requires the Election Assistance Commission to create voluntary guidelines to help manage elections using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The bill highlights addressing the risks and benefits of using AI, the potential cybersecurity threats, and the ways...
The bill asks a group called the Election Assistance Commission to make some helpful rules about using robots and computers, like AI, during elections. These rules will help make sure the elections are safe and fair, and that people know what's true and what's not when they vote.
H. RES. 1600 expresses the opinion of the House of Representatives on how artificial intelligence (AI) should be used in the financial services and housing industries. The resolution highlights both opportunities and risks associated with AI, including potential bias, data...
The bill is like a big suggestion list from the House of Representatives about how we should be careful and fair when using smart robots, called artificial intelligence, in banks and houses, to make sure we follow the rules and keep people's information safe. But, it doesn't say exactly how to do this or who should pay for it.
The bill, H. R. 10151, aims to update the data practices of the United States government to make them more modern and efficient. It introduces changes to the definitions for terms like 'artificial intelligence' and 'data governance' and modifies the roles and qualifications...
The bill wants to help the government use data in smarter and better ways by updating how they handle things like computers and information, but it won't spend extra money to do it. It also sets up new rules for people in charge of data, but not everyone might agree on how to follow them exactly.
H. R. 8353 proposes that the Election Assistance Commission create voluntary guidelines to help manage elections, particularly focusing on the impact and risks of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The bill requires the Commission to work with the National Institute...
H. R. 8353 is like a rulebook project where a group wants to make sure that when people vote, the computers and smart machines used are safe and fair. They want to create helpful instructions about this and share them soon with those in charge of elections and everyone else.
The bill, S. 4976, titled the "Artificial Intelligence Acquisitions Act of 2024," would require the Office of Information and Communication Technology Services and other federal agencies to create a list of artificial intelligence products and services that pose national...
The bill wants the government to make a list of certain robots and computer programs that might be dangerous, especially if they come from countries we're worried about. The government shouldn't buy or use these robots or programs unless it's for special security reasons.
The FIT Procurement Act aims to enhance the process of Federal technology procurement by improving the skills of the acquisition workforce and streamlining procurement methods. It mandates the inclusion of experiential learning in training programs and emphasizes the need for...
The FIT Procurement Act is a plan to make it easier and better for the government to buy technology by giving workers more training and making rules simpler. It also tries to help more companies have a chance to get contracts, but some worry it might make it harder to keep track of money and fairness.
H.R. 9737, known as the "Secure Artificial Intelligence Act of 2024," seeks to enhance the management of security and safety risks related to artificial intelligence (AI). The bill requires the establishment of a voluntary database to track AI-related incidents and encourages...
H.R. 9737 is a plan to make sure computers using AI are safe and to keep track of any problems. It also wants to set up a special place to study and help fix these problems, and make sure people who report issues feel safe doing so.
H.R. 4552 aims to enhance the cybersecurity of the Federal Government by updating and consolidating various laws and procedures. The bill introduces new guidelines for preventing and reporting data breaches, improves coordination among federal agencies for handling...
H.R. 4552 is a plan to make sure the United States government's computers and information stay safe by using new rules and smart technology. It also creates a special leader to watch over how well these safety measures are working.
S. 4596 is a bill that directs the Secretary of Commerce to launch a public awareness and education campaign about artificial intelligence (AI) in the United States. The campaign aims to inform the public about the benefits, risks, and everyday presence of AI, and to provide...
The bill wants someone in charge to tell people in the U.S. about how AI, like robots and smart machines, can help us or cause problems, and how these machines are everywhere in our daily lives. They want to make sure people know about jobs working with AI but don't want to spend extra money to do this.
S. 5239, known as the "Artificial Intelligence Weapon Accountability and Risk Evaluation Act of 2024" or the "AWARE Act of 2024," mandates the Secretary of Defense to oversee and manage risks associated with the military's use of artificial intelligence. The bill requires the...
The AWARE Act of 2024 is a rule that helps the U.S. Department of Defense use smart machines like robots safely and fairly. It makes sure they check and report on their work every year, and share some parts with the public.
S. 4951 establishes "regulatory sandboxes" for financial entities to experiment with artificial intelligence (AI) without facing enforcement actions. These sandboxes are intended to encourage innovation by allowing financial products or services to use AI under limited...
S. 4951 is a rule that lets people try out new ideas for using computers to make smart choices about money, by letting them play with these ideas in a special safe place without getting in trouble, as long as they promise not to cause big problems.
H.R. 9043 aims to develop labs for testing and certifying artificial intelligence (AI) in federal civilian agencies. The bill directs the Secretary of Homeland Security, through FEMA, to assess AI capability needs and create AI training and testing centers focused on...
The bill wants to create special labs to test and check how safe and fair robots and smart computers (AI) are for use in government jobs, making sure they don’t harm people’s rights and privacy. It plans to spend a lot of money ($20 billion) to do this, but it's important to know exactly how the money will be used to make sure it's not wasted.
H.R. 7437, also known as the “Fostering the Use of Technology to Uphold Regulatory Effectiveness in Supervision Act,” requires certain supervisory agencies like the Federal Reserve and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to evaluate their technological vulnerabilities. These agencies...
H.R. 7437 is a plan to make sure big agencies like the Federal Reserve have up-to-date computers and technology so they can keep a close eye on money and stay safe from hackers. They need to check if their old systems are slowing them down and tell the government how they will make things better.
S. 3888, titled the “Transformational Artificial intelligence to Modernize the Economy against Extreme Weather Act” or the “TAME Extreme Weather Act,” proposes using artificial intelligence by federal agencies to adapt to extreme weather. The bill outlines the development of AI systems to...
This bill wants to use smart computer programs to help the government get ready for really bad weather, like storms and fires, by making better predictions and keeping things safe. It also wants to share these weather-predicting tools with others, unless it would make things unsafe to do so.
S. 5436, introduced by Ms. Warren and Mr. Schmitt, is a bill that aims to ensure fair competition and security in the procurement of cloud, data infrastructure, and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions by the Department of Defense. It sets requirements for competitive...
S. 5436 is a bill that makes sure the government buys cloud and AI tools fairly and safely. It says that the Department of Defense has to pick from different companies to keep everything fair and must keep data safe from being used wrongly.
H.R. 9626 directs the Department of Defense to create a plan for a secure computing and data storage environment known as the “AIxBio sandbox.” This environment will be used to test artificial intelligence trained on biological data and to develop related products. The plan...
H.R. 9626 is a plan for the U.S. Department of Defense to make a super safe computer playground where scientists can test smart robots trained to understand biology, which helps keep our country safe.
The bill S. 4518 seeks to amend the Social Security Act to set new rules for prior authorization under Medicare Advantage plans. It aims to establish an electronic system for handling prior authorization requests and enforce transparency by requiring plans to report various...
The bill wants to make it easier for older people to get the healthcare they need by using computers and new technology to decide quickly if their medical treatments are approved, and by being open about how these decisions are made.
H.R. 6936 aims to regulate the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in federal agencies by requiring them to adopt the Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The bill outlines guidelines for the...
H.R. 6936 is about making sure that when government departments use computers that can think and learn, they follow careful rules to keep things safe and fair. But those who keep secrets for the country's safety don't have to follow these same rules.
S. 3897 aims to have the Election Assistance Commission develop voluntary guidelines for how elections should be managed concerning the use and potential risks of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. Within 60 days of the bill's enactment, the Commission, in cooperation...
The bill is like asking a team to make a list of helpful tips on how to use computers smartly and safely during elections, but they have to share this list pretty quickly with everyone.
H.R. 7603 instructs the Secretary of Defense to ensure that the Department of Defense's financial statements for fiscal year 2024 are audited using technology that incorporates artificial intelligence. The bill requires the development and use of AI technology to improve the...
The bill wants to make sure the Department of Defense uses smart technology, like robots, to check their money books. If the robots find extra money from mistakes, that money will help pay off the country's debt.
H.R. 9671 aims to support the advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) research at the Department of Energy. The bill focuses on funding and guiding AI tools and systems to improve various scientific, energy, and security missions within the Department. It highlights areas...
The bill is like giving the Department of Energy a big pile of money to help them make smart robots and computer systems that can do cool things to save energy and keep things safe. But they have to be careful and make sure they spend the money wisely and share it fairly.
H.R. 9459, known as the “Producing Advanced Technologies for Homeland Security Act” or the “PATHS Act”, aims to extend the authorization period for a pilot program under the Homeland Security Act of 2002 from September 30, 2024, to September 30, 2027. This program focuses on...
H.R. 9459 is a plan to keep working on safe and smart technology until 2027, like making computers think. It also says the money they give for new ideas will be smaller, and special people in charge will be told right away when this happens.
H. RES. 5 sets the rules and procedures for the U.S. House of Representatives for the 119th Congress, including amendments to the rules from the previous Congress. It addresses various aspects like electronic voting in committees, changes the names of certain committees, and...
H. RES. 5 is like setting up special rules for how the House of Representatives should work, including using new technology like AI, making sure everything is fair, and handling money wisely, while making sure everyone feels included and respected.
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