Robert Newlen told Senate appropriators that the LOC’s $5.4 million request for a centralized AI platform would ensure the library and Congress won’t “be left behind.”

Library of Congress and National Archives and Records Administration experts discuss how they’re adjusting to staff upheaval while embracing automation.

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

In a letter to the Library of Congress, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., proposed an expansion to an exemption for generative AI “good-faith security research.”

The committee’s unanimous approval of legislation that aims to make it easier for the Congressional Research Service to get federal agency data was a milestone for the…

A handful of lawmakers indicated they’re using AI in their offices, in response to a FedScoop inquiry to House and Senate AI caucus members.

The library's Office of the Chief Information Officer is working to digitize copyright ownership transfer requests with a digital submission process.

The Contact Center CoE aims to improve responses to copyright inquiries with new technologies.

While the contract is developed primarily for Library of Congress offices, it will also be made available to all legislative agencies.

A letter sent to Capitol Hill has some critiques of the Library of Congress's crsreports.congress.gov site.