HR 10092 United States House · 118th Congress

Eliminating Bias in Algorithmic Systems Act of 2024

This bill requires federal agencies that use or fund complex computer systems (like AI or machine learning algorithms) affecting government programs, economic opportunities, or protected rights to establish civil rights offices focused on algorithmic bias. These offices must submit detailed biennial reports to Congress on algorithm risks, mitigation steps, stakeholder engagement, and policy recommendations. The law also mandates an interagency working group under the Justice Department to coordinate efforts across agencies. It applies only to covered federal agencies, not private companies, and focuses on creating new reporting requirements rather than directly changing how algorithms operate.
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