Sarah McBride

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Currently, there are no standard federal guidelines for documenting artificial intelligence models. This bill would direct the National Institute of Standards and Technology to create a pilot program to develop a structured template and technical guidelines for documenting AI models and their data. This would help both government and private companies better explain the AI they use, and the public would have a chance to comment on the drafts.

This bill would stop foreign individuals who abuse LGBTQI people from entering the U.S. It would also cancel any U.S. visas they have. The bill seeks to hold these abusers accountable and requires the State Department to track and report on such global violations.

This bill would end current limits on how much Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) time married people can take if they work for the same employer. This means couples would each get their full FMLA leave, rather than having to share it for certain family reasons.

This bill would make highly pathogenic avian influenza, also known as bird flu, a top research focus for universities. It aims to develop better vaccines and farm safety measures, helping poultry producers keep their flocks healthy and protecting the food supply. This change would allow colleges to receive grants specifically for this research.

This bill would make it harder for credit repair companies to scam consumers by banning upfront payments and requiring them to be licensed by their state. It would also give consumers more ways to report fraud and make it easier to sue companies that break the rules. These changes aim to bring more transparency and accountability to the credit repair industry.