Requires federal agencies to create offices to fight bias in government algorithms.
This bill would require federal agencies that use or oversee certain computer programs, called algorithms, to create special civil rights offices. These offices would work to prevent unfair treatment or discrimination that algorithms might cause, especially for people based on their race, age, or other protected traits. They would also report their findings to Congress regularly.
Currently, federal agencies are not generally required to have dedicated civil rights offices focused on algorithmic bias or to report on these issues to Congress. If this bill becomes law, federal agencies that use or oversee certain algorithms would need to create these specialized civil rights offices. These offices would work to prevent discrimination and would send detailed reports to Congress every two years, starting one year after the bill takes effect.
HR 7110 · 119th Congress · January 15, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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