Leaders of the Congressional Artificial Intelligence Caucus have proposed legislation that would establish a shared national research infrastructure to support the creation of secure, reliable and trustworthy AI systems.
The National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource would provide researchers and students from diverse backgrounds with increased access to resources to spur AI research and development nationwide and maintain U.S. leadership in AI, according to a statement from Rep. Anna Eshoo’s office.
“Diversifying and expanding access to AI systems is crucial to maintain American leadership in frontier AI that will bolster our national security, enhance our economic competitiveness, and spur groundbreaking scientific research that benefits the public good,” said Eshoo, co-chair of the Congressional AI Caucus.
The CREATE AI Act aims to provide computational resources, curated datasets, educational tools and services and open AI testbeds to support the testing and benchmarking of U.S.-manufactured AI technologies.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced a Senate companion of the bill.
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