New Bills Introduced in US Congress for Artificial Intelligence and License Plate Readers
Bipartisan US lawmakers have prepared new legislation regarding artificial intelligence oversight under FISA Section 702, license plate reader restrictions, and cancer research.
New bills aimed at regulating the use of artificial intelligence and automated license plate reader systems have been introduced to Congress by bipartisan US lawmakers.
FISA Section 702 and Artificial Intelligence Oversight
House members introduced a bill on Thursday that requires the Director of National Intelligence to report to Congress on how artificial intelligence is used under Section 702 of FISA.
License Plate Reader Restriction with the NO FLOCK Act
Introduced on Tuesday, the NO FLOCK Act restricts law enforcement's use of automated license plate reader systems while tying federal transportation funds to states' compliance with these rules.
Artificial Intelligence in Pediatric Cancer Research
A bill aimed at increasing the use of artificial intelligence in pediatric cancer research calls for the appointment of an AI coordinator and the support of the National Cancer Institute's Childhood Cancer Data Initiative.
Control Measures with the Stop Rogue AI Act
Introduced on Tuesday, the Stop Rogue AI Act aims to have the National Institute of Standards and Technology develop national guidelines to discover, verify, and control artificial intelligence agents.