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Sec. 9 · S. 4967

Using artificial intelligence to further investigations of transnational repression

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The Assistant Attorney General for National Security, in consultation with the Director of National Intelligence, the Secretary of State, the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the head of any other department or agency the Assistant Attorney General determines appropriate, shall— (1) develop a whole-of-government strategy for preventing, investigating and responding to acts of transnational repression that are perpetrated through the use of artificial intelligence, including— (A) outreach to technology companies that are integrating or creating artificial intelligence capabilities; and (B) engaging in multilateral efforts to address the use of artificial intelligence in the proliferation of transnational repression; and (2) launch an education campaign for the public regarding the trends, methods, and tactics by which artificial intelligence is being used for purposes of foreign influence, disinformation, and other forms of transnational repression.

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