Government would use AI to find and fix outdated or repeated federal rules.
This bill would make the government use artificial intelligence to regularly check all federal rules. The goal is to find rules that are old or say the same thing as other rules. Agencies would then have to quickly update or get rid of these rules, sometimes without the usual public input.
Today, federal agencies typically follow a public process, including opportunities for public comment, when they want to change or remove a regulation. There is no current requirement for an annual, artificial intelligence-driven review of all government rules. If this bill passes, the government would be required to use an AI system to review all federal regulations every year. Agencies would then have to quickly decide on and act to remove or update rules identified as redundant or outdated, sometimes bypassing the usual public comment process.
S 1110 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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