Algorithmic Accountability Act of 2025
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
556 on file · 318 became law · 142 still moving · 23 moved in 30 days
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
House subcommittee hearing on whether AI should be governed by a national framework or by state laws such as California's.
Senate subcommittee hearing on harms to children and teens from AI companion chatbots.
Senate subcommittee hearing with OSTP Director Michael Kratsios on the White House AI Action Plan.
Would direct OSTP to run a federal regulatory sandbox letting AI developers seek temporary waivers or changes to federal rules.
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on House Administration.
Promotes the use of artificial intelligence for Peru's economic and social development and designates the Presidency of the Council of Ministers' digital government secretariat as the national technical authority on AI.
Approves the regulation of Law 31814, setting a risk-based framework for AI use with prohibited and high-risk uses and phased compliance deadlines for public entities and private developers and deployers.
Creates the North Carolina AI Leadership Council and an AI Accelerator in state government to guide responsible AI adoption and develop a state AI strategic roadmap.
Establishes Japan's basic framework for AI policy, creating an AI Strategy Headquarters under the Cabinet, requiring an AI Basic Plan and guidelines, and allowing the government to investigate and advise on AI misuse.
Requires providers of AI generation services and content distribution platforms to add explicit visible labels and implicit metadata labels to AI-generated text, audio, images, video and virtual scenes, and bars removing or forging those labels.
Requires commercial websites and apps that offer tools to create artificial sexual material using real people's likenesses to verify users are adults, with civil penalties.
Creates a criminal offense for possessing, promoting or producing obscene visual material that appears to depict a child, including AI-generated or animated images.
Prohibits utilization review agents from using automated decision systems, including AI, to make adverse determinations on health benefit claims in whole or in part.
Expands child sexual abuse material offenses to cover computer-generated and AI-altered images depicting children, including recognizable real children.
Sets the mandatory national technical standard for how explicit and implicit labels, including metadata, must be applied to AI-generated text, images, audio, video and virtual scenes under China's labeling measures.
Creates civil liability and expands criminal offenses for producing or distributing nonconsensual sexually explicit deepfake media and artificial intimate visual material, with an affirmative defense for AI application providers that prohibit and take steps to prevent such content.
Sets electronic health record requirements, including storage of records in the United States, and allows practitioners to use AI for diagnostic recommendations only if they review AI-generated records and disclose the use to patients.
Sets rules for state and local government use of AI, including a Department of Information Resources AI code of ethics and minimum standards, inventories of agency AI systems, and reviews of heightened-scrutiny AI systems used in consequential decisions.
Creates an artificial intelligence division within the Department of Information Resources to help state agencies adopt generative AI and modernize legacy systems.
Requires certain state agency and local government employees and officials to complete certified artificial intelligence training, alongside existing cybersecurity training.
Creates criminal and civil liability for financial exploitation or abuse carried out with artificially generated media or phishing communications.
Would have required data center owners to report power usage effectiveness to the Energy Commission and required developers of covered AI models to estimate the energy used to develop them.
Delays the operative date of the 2024 Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act requirements from 2026-02-01 to 2026-06-30.
Creates criminal penalties and a civil cause of action for creating or distributing AI-generated sexual images that falsely depict an identifiable person without consent.
Sets China's national plan to integrate AI across science, industry, consumption, public services, governance and international cooperation, targeting over 70 percent adoption of intelligent terminals and agents by 2027 and over 90 percent by 2030.
Expands the crime of nonconsensual disclosure of intimate images to include fabricated images and defines computer-generated child sexual abuse material as a crime.
Bars AI systems from providing therapy or making therapeutic decisions in Illinois and limits licensed professionals' use of AI to administrative and supplementary support.
Public safety omnibus that expanded the definition of child sexual abuse material to include obscene images of individuals indistinguishable from actual minors created with generative artificial intelligence.
Voluntary code drawn up by independent experts that gives general-purpose AI model providers a way to show compliance with AI Act transparency, copyright and safety and security obligations.
A Senate bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.
Adds identifying economic opportunities from AI to the duties of the West Virginia Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and requires annual electronic reports.
Directs agencies to speed federal permitting and provide federal land and financing support for large AI data center projects and their power infrastructure.
Requires federal agencies to procure only large language models that meet truth seeking and ideological neutrality principles.
Creates an American AI Exports Program to promote exports of full stack U.S. AI technology packages to allies and partners.
Prohibits installing or using AI hardware, software or services developed or owned by a covered foreign vendor on state information technology assets.
Explanatory notice and mandatory template that general-purpose AI model providers use to publish a summary of the data used to train their models, including main datasets and top domain names, under Article 53 of the AI Act.
White House plan with more than 90 federal actions to speed AI innovation, build AI infrastructure and lead in international AI diplomacy and security.
Directed agencies to lease federal sites for large AI data centers and clean power, with security and cost conditions for developers.
Directs the AI Commission to work with the Secretary of State to create a regulatory sandbox framework for testing technologies that use agentic artificial intelligence.
Commission guidelines clarifying which actors count as providers of general-purpose AI models and the scope of their obligations under the AI Act.
Senate subcommittee hearing on AI companies' use of copyrighted works, including pirated books, to train models.
Sets New Zealand's approach to accelerating private sector AI adoption and innovation, published alongside voluntary responsible AI guidance for businesses.
Creates the crime of digital forgery for creating or spreading AI-generated or otherwise forged digital likenesses of a person with intent to defraud or injure.
Human Rights Council resolution calling for a holistic approach to the human rights impacts of new and emerging digital technologies and for national digital legislation to comply with international human rights law.
House passed reconciliation provision that would have barred states and localities from enforcing laws regulating AI models and systems for 10 years; the Senate struck it 99-1.
Bars distributing deceptive synthetic media of candidates in election communications within a set period before an election unless it carries a disclosure, and lets affected candidates seek relief.
Senate companion regulating deceptive synthetic media of candidates in election communications, with a disclosure safe harbor and a private right of action.
Prohibits AI systems from being represented as or used to provide professional mental and behavioral health care, bars certain AI uses in public schools, and directs the Department of Education to adopt an AI policy.
Would have required a state bureau to study the effect of automation, AI and robotics on Florida employment.