Commerce Department Establishes National AI Advisory Committee — September 15, 2021
The U.S. Department of Commerce formally established the National Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee to advise the President on competitiveness, workforce, and trustworthy AI.
Secretary Gina Raimondo announced the launch of NAIAC, which will counsel the administration on national competitiveness, science and technology needs, economic security, and methods for ensuring that AI systems reflect democratic values.
- Broad mandate. NAIAC covers AI innovation, global cooperation, workforce development, and ethical governance.
- Public engagement. The committee includes representatives from industry, academia, labor, and civil society.
- Reporting. NAIAC will produce recommendations and an annual report submitted to the President and Congress.
Policy teams should follow NAIAC proceedings to anticipate future U.S. federal priorities and oversight expectations.
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