Mark R. Warner

This bill would make large data centers share details about how much water and electricity they use. It would also end a special tax break for new artificial intelligence data centers, unless they meet high green building standards. This means communities would get more information about these facilities, and AI data center operators might pay more in taxes.

This bill would create a new government fund and board to help American workers whose jobs are changing because of artificial intelligence and new technologies. It would set aside money for job training, education, and support services like child care, while also helping employers keep or retrain their staff. The money for this fund would come from a tax change affecting certain AI data centers.

This bill would give you the legal right to use special software, called 'custodial user agents,' to manage your accounts on large online platforms like social media or shopping sites. This would give you more control over your online information and make it easier to move your data between services. The Federal Trade Commission would create rules and oversee these new tools.

This bill would create new rules to ensure powerful artificial intelligence (AI) models are tested for safety and security before they are available to the public. It would establish a board to define high-risk AI and require companies to give the National Security Agency access to these models for testing. The bill would also create a public database to track AI security and safety incidents, helping to identify and address potential problems.

This bill would stop federal agencies from using artificial intelligence (AI) models that can create child sexual abuse material or non-consensual intimate images. It would also set up new rules for AI safety and allow individuals harmed by such AI to sue those responsible. This aims to protect people from harmful AI-generated content.

This bill would make Medicare Advantage plans share more detailed information about the extra benefits they offer. It would require plans to report how enrollees use these benefits and what they cost. This new data would then be made public and available to researchers, helping everyone better understand these plans.

This bill would create a clear, step-by-step plan for who takes charge of national intelligence if the Director's job is empty. It outlines a specific process, making sure there's always a designated leader and reducing uncertainty for the intelligence community.

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