Legislation: Difference between revisions

Index New York S10671 school humanoid-robot proposal
Index AI-toy child-safety bill committee advance
 
(One intermediate revision by the same user not shown)
Line 4: Line 4:


* '''[[United States Federal Authorities]]''' — Federal statutes, executive orders, OMB and government-wide policy, agency rules and guidance, and pending federal legislation specifically targeting AI.
* '''[[United States Federal Authorities]]''' — Federal statutes, executive orders, OMB and government-wide policy, agency rules and guidance, and pending federal legislation specifically targeting AI.
** [[News-August-05-2026#Senate Commerce advances bipartisan AI-toy child-safety bill|August 5, 2026 — Children's Artificial Intelligence Toy Safety Act advances]] — Senate Commerce Committee advanced a bipartisan bill requiring a federal plan and National Academies study on AI-enabled toys and child safety.
** [[News-July-24-2026#Bipartisan bill would require physician review of AI-assisted Medicare Advantage denials|July 24, 2026 — Protecting Patients from Automated Denials Act introduced]] — Bipartisan proposal requiring physician review and attestation for AI-assisted Medicare Advantage denials and authorizing HHS audits.
** [[News-July-24-2026#Bipartisan bill would require physician review of AI-assisted Medicare Advantage denials|July 24, 2026 — Protecting Patients from Automated Denials Act introduced]] — Bipartisan proposal requiring physician review and attestation for AI-assisted Medicare Advantage denials and authorizing HHS audits.
** [[News-July-23-2026#Bipartisan lawmakers introduce FRONTIER Act|July 23, 2026 — FRONTIER Act introduced]] — Bipartisan proposal for tiered transparency, risk-management, independent-audit, incident-reporting, and assessment duties for frontier-AI developers.
** [[News-July-23-2026#Bipartisan lawmakers introduce FRONTIER Act|July 23, 2026 — FRONTIER Act introduced]] — Bipartisan proposal for tiered transparency, risk-management, independent-audit, incident-reporting, and assessment duties for frontier-AI developers.
Line 9: Line 10:
** [[News-July-09-2026|July 9, 2026 — AI political committees and federal preemption debate]] — AI-industry election spending and congressional federal-preemption debate.
** [[News-July-09-2026|July 9, 2026 — AI political committees and federal preemption debate]] — AI-industry election spending and congressional federal-preemption debate.
* '''[[United States State Legislation]]''' — State AI legislation and state-level developments, including California, Colorado, Oklahoma, and other state initiatives.
* '''[[United States State Legislation]]''' — State AI legislation and state-level developments, including California, Colorado, Oklahoma, and other state initiatives.
** [[News-August-02-2026#California AI Transparency Act becomes operative|August 2, 2026 — California AI Transparency Act becomes operative]] — Covered generative-AI providers must offer detection tools and provenance disclosures; civil enforcement begins.
** [[News-July-30-2026#New York senators introduce school humanoid-robot ban|July 30, 2026 — New York S10671 introduced]] — Proposal requiring school districts and charter schools to prohibit AI-enabled humanoid robots from performing teacher responsibilities.
** [[News-July-30-2026#New York senators introduce school humanoid-robot ban|July 30, 2026 — New York S10671 introduced]] — Proposal requiring school districts and charter schools to prohibit AI-enabled humanoid robots from performing teacher responsibilities.
** [[News-July-29-2026#Massachusetts House committee advances AI prior-authorization safeguards|July 29, 2026 — Massachusetts H.4616 advances]] — House committee recommended passage of AI safeguards for health-insurance prior-authorization review and referred the bill to House Ways and Means.
** [[News-July-29-2026#Massachusetts House committee advances AI prior-authorization safeguards|July 29, 2026 — Massachusetts H.4616 advances]] — House committee recommended passage of AI safeguards for health-insurance prior-authorization review and referred the bill to House Ways and Means.