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Senate Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence resolution

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Law & policy information
Name
Senate Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence resolution
Jurisdiction
United States (federal)
Instrument type
Proposed Senate resolution
Bill / legal citation
No assigned Senate resolution number verified as of September 30, 2026; sponsor-posted draft has a blank number.
Legislative or adoption status
Senator Ruben Gallego announced introduction on September 29, 2026. No Senate adoption has been verified.[1]
Effective dates
If adopted, the proposed select committee would be established during the 120th Congress.[2]
Last source verification
September 30, 2026 (sponsor announcement and full draft).

The Senate Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence resolution is a proposal by United States Senator Ruben Gallego to establish a Senate committee dedicated to AI oversight. Gallego announced its introduction on September 29, 2026; the committee has not been established by the proposal alone.[3][4]

Proposal

The draft would create a select committee during the 120th Congress with up to 13 senators. It would study AI development, deployment and governance, investigate risks across national security, the economy, consumer protection and federal use, and develop legislative safeguards. The draft would authorize hearings, subpoenas, agency-information requests and consideration of referred AI legislation while preserving standing committees’ jurisdiction.[5]

Status and coverage

Gallego announced introduction on September 29. The posted draft retains placeholders for a resolution number and referral; an assigned number and official Senate action record remain to be verified. Its proposed 120th-Congress start date is prospective, and the committee has not been created.[6][7] See federal authorities and AI governance.

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