Requires government to create a plan to protect Americans and businesses from AI-driven financial crimes.
This bill would require key government agencies to create a plan to defend against financial crimes that use artificial intelligence, like fraud and misinformation. It aims to protect American individuals, businesses, and financial markets from risks such as deepfakes and voice cloning. Currently, no such specific strategy is required by law.
Currently, there is no specific law requiring top government agencies to create a joint strategy and annual reports focused on defending against financial crimes that use artificial intelligence. If this bill becomes law, the Secretaries of the Treasury, Homeland Security, and Commerce would need to submit an initial strategy within 180 days, and then annual updates. They would also provide recommendations for new laws and best practices for businesses and government within 90 days after each report.
HR 2152 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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