The goal of the legislation is to maintain trust and strengthen transparency in government communications, the bill’s sponsors say.

The seven-page directive comes nearly five months after the White House called for the prevention of “biased” AI models.

The $28 million-plus investment will go toward projects that leverage machine learning, data sharing, AI infrastructure and more.

The package offers a glimpse into how Congress is approaching emerging technology in its own offices.

The CEO of AWS says the investment aims to “remove technology barriers” for the federal government.

Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. emphasized AI can “change caregiving” but will “never replace the human element.”

Event participants hope Congress’s reputation as being behind on technology will be a thing of the past.

The CAO says it is reviewing the $1 deals other technology companies are making with the General Services Administration.

The AI-powered search engine says federal workers’ use will not be used to train models.

The tech company will offer its AI workflow platform to the government at a steep discount.