The bill would establish a Department of Advanced Technology and Artificial Intelligence, led by a Secretary appointed by the President with Senate approval. The department would set a federal strategy for how agencies use artificial intelligence, develop safety standards, fund related research and infrastructure management, and create systems for reporting AI-related cybersecurity risks. It would also develop strategies for AI education, workforce programs, and worker protections related to job displacement. Within 180 days after enactment, the Government Accountability Office would report on existing federal AI programs and rules and recommend possible changes.
If enacted, the bill would create a new department focused on federal agencies’ use of AI. It directs the department to develop strategies for AI learning in schools, workforce programs, and worker protections. The bill does not itself establish those programs or specify individual protections.
The bill does not specify funding amounts or costs. It directs the Government Accountability Office to assess the department’s potential funding, staffing, and resource needs.
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