The resolution would establish a Senate Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence during the 120th Congress. The committee could study how artificial intelligence is developed, used, and governed; examine issues such as national security, jobs, privacy, consumer safety, infrastructure, and the environment; and recommend safeguards or legislation. It could hold hearings, investigate, request information from federal agencies, and issue subpoenas. Its work would not remove the existing jurisdiction of Senate standing committees.
The resolution does not set new requirements for individuals or businesses. It would create a Senate committee to examine artificial intelligence and report findings or recommendations.
The committee could spend from the Senate’s contingent fund, subject to applicable rules and approval. Funds could cover staff, experts, hearings, equipment, and other operating costs. No specific amount is stated.
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