House AI Task Force Charts Path for U.S. Policy in Sweeping Report
The 253-page document outlines recommendations across 14 sectors, addressing both opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence.
- The bipartisan report, led by Reps. Jay Obernolte and Ted Lieu, aims to guide future AI legislation and regulation in Congress.
- It emphasizes the importance of leveraging existing sectoral regulators, like the FDA, rather than creating a new AI-specific regulatory body.
- Key recommendations include addressing intellectual property issues, combating AI-generated deepfakes, and clarifying legal responsibilities for synthetic content creators.
- The task force highlights the transformative potential of AI in areas like health care and national security, while cautioning against risks to privacy, civil rights, and security.
- Lawmakers stress the need for transparency in government AI use and propose collaborative research programs to mitigate risks from flawed or harmful AI systems.