A resolution establishing the Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence.

This resolution would create a Senate Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence, starting in the 120th Congress and lasting until the Senate decides otherwise. The committee would have up to 13 Senators appointed by the President pro tempore, with a chair picked by the majority leader and a ranking member picked by the minority leader. It would study artificial intelligence, including its effects on national security, jobs, children and consumers, energy, and federal agencies, and could consider and report legislation referred to it. The committee could issue subpoenas, hold hearings, request information from federal agencies, hire staff, and spend money from the Senate's contingent fund, with personnel funds split equally between the chair and ranking member.

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• Ruben Gallego Democrat sponsor
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