A bipartisan bill introduced this week aims to establish an interagency advisory committee to ensure cooperation in fighting against AI-assisted scammers.

The EO tasks the agency chair with initiating a proceeding on whether federal AI standards can preempt state laws.

The recommendation from the U.S. Copyright Office comes as a bipartisan group of senators officially introduced the NO FAKES Act.

The legislation would require disclosure of AI-generated content and direct the Federal Election Commission to deal with violations quickly.

Sen. Thune is “determined” to have his artificial intelligence legislation “be a bipartisan product,” Senate source says, with plans to introduce the bill “sooner rather than later.”

The Protect Elections from Deceptive AI Act offers one path to legislation that would curtail the use of deepfakes that threaten elections.

"Hot off the press, Sen. Hawley and I have introduced our bill today ...] to ban the use of deceptive AI-generated content in elections," Sen. Amy Klobuchar…

As the Government Printing Office attempts to rebrand itself as a government publishing platform, rather than one dedicated to producing physical documents, the agency announced Tuesday that it would…