In one paragraph
Subtitle B of Title LXXII of Division G of the FY2023 NDAA is the Advancing American AI Act. OMB guidance under the AI in Government Act must consider responsible-AI practices and civil rights and privacy protections (sec. 7224). For five years each agency must keep an inventory of its AI use cases, share it, and publish it where practicable (sec. 7225). OMB must identify new AI use cases and run pilot projects (sec. 7226), and the Act supports small-business engagement in agency AI work (sec. 7227). Intelligence community elements are exempt (sec. 7228). The rest of the NDAA is outside this entry.
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What it means for business
Federal AI use-case inventories are public, so vendors' AI products used by agencies may be disclosed; agency AI purchasing follows OMB principles.
Key provisions
- Advancing American AI Act (Div. G, Title LXXII, Subtitle B)
- OMB AI guidance must weigh responsible-AI principles and civil liberties (sec. 7224)
- Agency inventories of AI use cases, made public where practicable (sec. 7225)
- Pilot projects applying AI to agency modernization use cases (sec. 7226)
- Intelligence community exception (sec. 7228)
Latest legislative action
Dec 23, 2022. Signed by President December 23, 2022. Became Public Law No: 117-263.
Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| David Rouzer R | Sponsor | HD-NC-7 |
| Grace Napolitano D | Sponsor | HD-CA-32 |
| Peter DeFazio D | Sponsor | HD-OR-4 |
| Sam Graves R | Sponsor | HD-MO-6 |
Roll call votes (showing 3 of 5)
S SENATE AGREED (FREE TEXT) Dec 15, 2022
83 yea11 nay6 otherPassed
S FREE TEXT Dec 15, 2022
40 yea54 nay6 other
S CLOTURE MOTION Dec 15, 2022
47 yea47 nay6 other
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