The agency’s AI Safety Institute seeks information on the development of those models.

Several of the bills have counterpart or similar measures moving forward in the Senate.

The AI Safety Institute will have access to new models before and following their releases under the new testing and evaluation pacts.

An amendment that would jeopardize key elements of Biden’s AI executive order advanced out of a Senate panel. Democrats contend it can be fixed later.

All 270-day mark actions from the AI executive order were also completed, per the White House, though some details were not immediately public.

The Departments of Energy and Commerce receive a combined $13.8 million from the funding vehicle.

Much of Biden’s AI executive order isn't likely to be affected, but legislation coming from Congress will need to account for the Supreme Court’s ruling, experts say.

Director Laurie Locascio said the agency is “fully on track” to meet its AI executive order requirements, but proposed cuts loom over its work.

The Biden administration seeks international coordination on critical AI safety challenges.

The actions were among several announced by the Department of Commerce at the roughly six-month mark after Biden’s executive order on artificial intelligence.