On Wednesday, 24 members of Congress unveiled a report detailing their efforts to create a U. S. policy for responsible AI innovation. They proposed 89 recommendations within a "durable policy framework" to ensure AI innovation is balanced with appropriate safeguards against threats, offering 66 key findings. Acknowledging the evolving nature of AI, the task force emphasized that Congress should adopt a flexible approach to legislation, enabling adaptation to new developments. Led by Reps.

Jay Obernolte and Ted Lieu, the Bipartisan AI Task Force—comprising 12 Republicans and 12 Democrats—compiled a 253-page report after consulting over 100 experts across various sectors. Their policy goals include fostering innovation, managing risks, empowering government with AI, and maintaining a human-centric approach. The report addresses AI's impact across government, civil rights, data privacy, national security, healthcare, and more. It advocates for sector-specific policies and regulatory expertise, urging increased federal investment in scientific research to advance AI technologies. The task force also supports creating incentives to enhance AI safety and efficacy in healthcare, acknowledging both its potential and its challenges, such as data privacy and liability issues. The report acts as a resource for future congressional efforts, emphasizing AI's transformative potential in the economy and national security. House Speaker Mike Johnson and Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries praised the bipartisan effort, highlighting its significance for future legislative actions on AI.