This bill sets up a formal governance system for how federal agencies use artificial intelligence. It requires agencies to create public "AI governance charters" documenting how each high-risk AI system works, what data trains it, who oversees it, and how it affects people, especially when the system contributes to government decisions about individuals. Agencies must also set up notification and appeals processes for people impacted by AI-driven decisions, train staff on AI oversight, and maintain public webpages tracking their AI use. The Office of Management and Budget would issue implementing guidance within a year, the General Services Administration would build a searchable public inventory of these AI charters, and agency inspectors general and the Government Accountability Office would conduct independent compliance reviews every two years. National security systems are largely exempt from public disclosure but still must maintain internal documentation, and the law includes protections ensuring it cannot be used to justify censorship, unauthorized surveillance, or improper access to personal data.
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