To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to establish a credit for workforce artificial intelligence training, and for other purposes.

A new initiative has been launched to examine the effects of artificial intelligence technology on the security of telecommunications networks. This study aims to assess potential vulnerabilities and risks associated with AI integration in telecom infrastructure. The findings will inform future policy and regulatory measures to enhance network security in the context of advancing AI technologies.

The AI–WISE Act aims to establish a comprehensive framework for the regulation and oversight of artificial intelligence technologies in the United States. It focuses on promoting transparency, accountability, and ethical standards in AI development and deployment. The legislation seeks to create guidelines for data usage, algorithmic fairness, and the protection of individual rights, while also fostering innovation in the AI sector. Additionally, the Act proposes the formation of an advisory committee to provide ongoing recommendations to policymakers.

The AI for Main Street Act aims to promote the responsible development and deployment of artificial intelligence technologies in small businesses and local communities. It emphasizes the need for federal support in providing resources, training, and guidance to ensure that small enterprises can effectively leverage AI tools. The legislation also seeks to establish best practices and standards for AI use, focusing on transparency, accountability, and ethical considerations. Additionally, it encourages collaboration between government, industry, and educational institutions to foster innovation while safeguarding public interests.