New center would fight foreign spies and guide AI use in U.S. intelligence.
This bill would create a new center to lead the fight against foreign spies. It also sets rules for how intelligence agencies use AI and public information, and funds these efforts. It impacts federal intelligence employees, some federal officials, and people whose public data is gathered by accident.
Currently, the U.S. intelligence community operates under existing laws and structures, with various agencies handling counterintelligence and technology development. This bill would create a central National Counterintelligence Center to unify these efforts. It would also establish specific rules for how intelligence agencies use and secure artificial intelligence. Additionally, it would mandate the purging of incidentally collected public data on U.S. persons. It would also provide new powers to the CIA to address drone threats near its facilities and require new travel reporting for Department of Energy employees.
HR 5167 · 119th Congress · September 8, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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