The No Adversarial AI Act directs the federal government to identify and ban artificial intelligence systems developed by foreign adversaries from being used by U.S. government agencies. Within 60 days of the law's enactment, the Federal Acquisition Security Council must create a list of AI tools produced by adversarial nations, which will be published publicly within 180 days and updated at least every six months. Federal agencies have 90 days to review their current AI systems and remove any from the banned list, unless they qualify for narrow exceptions such as national security research, counterintelligence activities, or maintaining critical government functions. The bill allows companies to appeal their inclusion on the list by certifying their AI is not foreign adversary-developed and submitting supporting evidence for federal review. This legislation primarily affects executive branch agencies and applies to AI systems as broadly defined under existing federal law.
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