...-house data analytics capability where we have further refined that process to use topic modeling artificial intelligence to distill that 230,000 leads into 81,000 actionable leads, which equates to about 100 years' worth of investigative work for our office. The PACE also has what we would consider a kind of a g...

...ne? So, I indicated we have 230,000 hotline complaints. We have used data analytics, specifically artificial intelligence, machine learning through a process called topic modeling to differentiate the complaints into eight buckets. Of that, we have identified 81,000 of actionable leads. We are now marrying that data ...

...ve 230,000 hotline complaints. We have used data analytics, specifically artificial intelligence, machine learning through a process called topic modeling to differentiate the complaints into eight buckets. Of that, we have identified 81,000 of actionable leads. We are now marrying that data with the actual P...

...8 (A) has not less than 30,000,000 active 19 monthly users in the United States; and 20 (B) uses an algorithm to increase or de- 21 crease the availability of content on the website 22 or application. 23 (c) R EQUIREMENTS .— 24 (1) N O COLLECTION OF COVERED DATA WITH - 25 OUT CONSENT .— 26 VerDate Sep 11 201...

...ive real and virtual environments. (b) Abstract such perceptions into models through analysis in an automated manner. (c) Use model inference to formulate options for information or action. (2) “Award” means a plaque, trophy, certificate, bust, ceremonial gavel, or memento. (3) “Ballot question” means a ques...

...isclosure and retention of 27 genetic information. 28 The legislature further finds that the use of automated decision 29 systems to make core government and business decisions raises concerns 30 around due process, fairness, accountability, and transparency, as well 31 as other civil rights and liberties. R...

...ness, accountability, and transparency, as well 31 as other civil rights and liberties. Reliance on automated decision 32 systems without adequate transparency, oversight, or safeguards can 33 undermine market predictability, harm consumers, and deny historically 34 disadvantaged or vulnerable groups the ful...

...sed singular- 5 ly or in combination with other characteristics, or with other informa- 6 tion, for automated recognition of a known or unknown individual. 7 Examples of such term shall include, but not be limited to: finger- 8 prints, retina and iris patterns, voiceprints, DNA sequence, facial 9 characteris...

... welfare. 24 (ii) "Automated decision system impact assessment" shall mean a study 25 evaluating an automated decision system and the automated decision 26 system's development processes, including the design and training data 27 of the automated decision system, for statistical impacts on classes 28 protect...

...ion system impact assessment" shall mean a study 25 evaluating an automated decision system and the automated decision 26 system's development processes, including the design and training data 27 of the automated decision system, for statistical impacts on classes 28 protected under section two hundred ninet...

...omated decision 26 system's development processes, including the design and training data 27 of the automated decision system, for statistical impacts on classes 28 protected under section two hundred ninety-six of the executive law, as 29 well as for impacts on privacy, and security that includes at a minim...

...r impacts on privacy, and security that includes at a minimum: 30 (A) A detailed description of the automated decision system, its 31 design, its training, its data, and its purpose; 32 (B) An assessment of the relative benefits and costs of the automated 33 decision system in light of its purpose, taking in...

...training, its data, and its purpose; 32 (B) An assessment of the relative benefits and costs of the automated 33 decision system in light of its purpose, taking into account relevant 34 factors, including data minimization practices, the duration for which 35 personal information and the results of the autom...

... data minimization practices, the duration for which 35 personal information and the results of the automated decision system 36 are stored, what information about the automated decision system are 37 available to the public, and the recipients of the results of the auto- 38 mated decision system; 39 (C) An ...

...ormation and the results of the automated decision system 36 are stored, what information about the automated decision system are 37 available to the public, and the recipients of the results of the auto- 38 mated decision system; 39 (C) An assessment of the risk of harm posed by the automated decision 40 sy...

...esults of the auto- 38 mated decision system; 39 (C) An assessment of the risk of harm posed by the automated decision 40 system and the risk that such automated decision system may result in or 41 contribute to inaccurate, unfair, biased, or discriminatory decisions 42 impacting individuals; and 43 (D) The ...

... An assessment of the risk of harm posed by the automated decision 40 system and the risk that such automated decision system may result in or 41 contribute to inaccurate, unfair, biased, or discriminatory decisions 42 impacting individuals; and 43 (D) The measures the state agency will employ to minimize th...

...ll not purchase, obtain, 38 procure, acquire, employ, use, deploy, or access information from an 39 automated decision system unless it first engages a neutral third party 40 to conduct an automated decision system impact assessment and publishes 41 on its public website that automated decision system impact...

...from an 39 automated decision system unless it first engages a neutral third party 40 to conduct an automated decision system impact assessment and publishes 41 on its public website that automated decision system impact assessment: 42 (i) Of existing automated decision system within one year of the 43 effec...

... conduct an automated decision system impact assessment and publishes 41 on its public website that automated decision system impact assessment: 42 (i) Of existing automated decision system within one year of the 43 effective date of this subdivision and every two years thereafter. 44 (ii) Of new automated d...

...ishes 41 on its public website that automated decision system impact assessment: 42 (i) Of existing automated decision system within one year of the 43 effective date of this subdivision and every two years thereafter. 44 (ii) Of new automated decision systems prior to acquisition and every 45 two years ther...

...ne year of the 43 effective date of this subdivision and every two years thereafter. 44 (ii) Of new automated decision systems prior to acquisition and every 45 two years thereafter. 46 c. Upon publication of an automated decision system impact assessment, 47 the public shall have forty-five days to submit c...

...cision systems prior to acquisition and every 45 two years thereafter. 46 c. Upon publication of an automated decision system impact assessment, 47 the public shall have forty-five days to submit comments on such assess- 48 ment to the state and any governmental agency, political subdivision or 49 public ben...

...hether to purchase, obtain, procure, 52 acquire, employ, use, deploy, or access information from an automated 53 decision system and shall post responses to such public comments to its 54 website within forty-five days after the close of the public comment 55 period. S. 2277 20 1 d. The state procurement cou...

...n rights 3 and experts and representatives from the communities that will be 4 directly affected by automated decision systems, promulgate rules and 5 regulations to set the minimum standard entities shall meet to serve as 6 neutral third parties conducting automated decision system impact 7 assessments. 8 e...

...ions to set the minimum standard entities shall meet to serve as 6 neutral third parties conducting automated decision system impact 7 assessments. 8 e. The state procurement council shall maintain a publicly available 9 list of neutral third parties that meet the qualifications outlined in 10 paragraph d of...

... rights and experts and representatives from the commu- 14 nities that will be directly affected by automated decision systems, 15 shall complete and publish on its website a comprehensive study of the 16 statistical impacts of automated decision systems on classes protected 17 under section two hundred nine...

...15 shall complete and publish on its website a comprehensive study of the 16 statistical impacts of automated decision systems on classes protected 17 under section two hundred ninety-six of the executive law, including but 18 not limited to, evaluating the use of proxies and the types of data used 19 in tra...

...ta. 21 (i) As part of such study, the office of information technology 22 services shall review the automated decision system impact assessments 23 that have been published prior to completion of the study, as well as 24 the public comments submitted in response to such automated decision 25 impact assessmen...

...d prior to completion of the study, as well as 24 the public comments submitted in response to such automated decision 25 impact assessments. 26 (ii) The office may request data and information from: state agencies; 27 consumer protection, civil rights, and privacy advocates; researchers 28 and academics; pr...

...ights, and privacy advocates; researchers 28 and academics; private entities that develop or deploy automated deci- 29 sion systems; and other relevant sources to meet the purpose of such 30 study. The office shall receive, upon request, data from other state 31 agencies. 32 10. Automated decision system use...

... "Automated decision system use policy" shall mean: 42 (A) A description of the capabilities of the automated decision 43 system, any decisions that such system is used to make or assist in 44 making and any specific types or groups of persons protected under 45 section two hundred ninety-six of the executiv...

...ules, processes, and guidelines issued by the state agency regu- 48 lating access to or use of such automated decision system, as well as 49 any prohibitions or restrictions on use; 50 (C) Safeguards or security measures designed to protect information 51 collected by or inputted into such automated decision...

...feguards or security measures designed to protect information 51 collected by or inputted into such automated decision system, including 52 but not limited to, the existence of encryption and access control mech- 53 anisms; 54 (D) Policies and practices relating to the retention, access, and use 55 of data c...

... practices relating to the retention, access, and use 55 of data collected by or inputted into such automated decision system, as 56 well as the decisions rendered by such automated decision system; S. 2277 21 1 (E) Whether other entities outside the state agency have access to the 2 information and data use...

...ed by or inputted into such automated decision system, as 56 well as the decisions rendered by such automated decision system; S. 2277 21 1 (E) Whether other entities outside the state agency have access to the 2 information and data used by or inputted into the automated decision 3 system or the decisions r...

...ies outside the state agency have access to the 2 information and data used by or inputted into the automated decision 3 system or the decisions rendered by the automated decision system, 4 including whether the outside entity is local, state, federal, or 5 private, the type of information and data that may ...

... and data used by or inputted into the automated decision 3 system or the decisions rendered by the automated decision system, 4 including whether the outside entity is local, state, federal, or 5 private, the type of information and data that may be disclosed, and any 6 safeguards or restrictions imposed by...

...sion; 9 (F) Whether any training is required by the state agency for an indi- 10 vidual to use such automated decision system or access information 11 collected by or inputted into such automated decision system or the 12 decisions rendered by the automated decision system; 13 (G) A description of the intern...

...l to use such automated decision system or access information 11 collected by or inputted into such automated decision system or the 12 decisions rendered by the automated decision system; 13 (G) A description of the internal and external audit and oversight 14 mechanisms, including the mechanism for human r...

...11 collected by or inputted into such automated decision system or the 12 decisions rendered by the automated decision system; 13 (G) A description of the internal and external audit and oversight 14 mechanisms, including the mechanism for human review required under 15 paragraph g of this subdivision, to en...

...m for human review required under 15 paragraph g of this subdivision, to ensure compliance with the automated 16 decision use policy and that the automated decision system does not 17 result in harm to an individual; 18 (H) Relevant technical information about the automated decision 19 system, including the ...

... g of this subdivision, to ensure compliance with the automated 16 decision use policy and that the automated decision system does not 17 result in harm to an individual; 18 (H) Relevant technical information about the automated decision 19 system, including the system's name, vendor, and version, as well as...

...system does not 17 result in harm to an individual; 18 (H) Relevant technical information about the automated decision 19 system, including the system's name, vendor, and version, as well as a 20 description of the automated decision system's general capabilities, 21 including reasonably foreseeable capabili...

...ion 19 system, including the system's name, vendor, and version, as well as a 20 description of the automated decision system's general capabilities, 21 including reasonably foreseeable capabilities outside the scope of the 22 agency's proposed use; 23 (I) The type or types of data inputs that the automated ...

...outside the scope of the 22 agency's proposed use; 23 (I) The type or types of data inputs that the automated decision 24 system uses, how that data is generated, collected, and processed, and 25 the types of data the system is reasonably likely to generate; 26 (J) How and when the automated decision system ...

...ssed, and 25 the types of data the system is reasonably likely to generate; 26 (J) How and when the automated decision system will be deployed or 27 used and by whom, including but not limited to, the factors that will be 28 used to determine where, when, and how the technology is deployed; 29 (K) A descript...

...ction with the auto- 31 mated decision system; and 32 (L) A description of the fiscal impact of the automated decision 33 system, including initial acquisition costs, ongoing operating costs, 34 such as maintenance, licensing, personnel, legal compliance, use audit- 35 ing, data retention, and security costs...

...rchases, obtains, 38 procures, acquires, employs, uses, deploys, or accesses information from 39 an automated decision system shall publish on its website at least nine- 40 ty days prior to the purchase, obtaining, use, acquisition, or deploy- 41 ment of new automated decision systems and, for existing autom...

...east nine- 40 ty days prior to the purchase, obtaining, use, acquisition, or deploy- 41 ment of new automated decision systems and, for existing automated deci- 42 sion systems, within one hundred eighty days of the effective date of 43 this subdivision, an automated decision system use policy. 44 (i) When t...

...obtaining, use, acquisition, or deploy- 41 ment of new automated decision systems and, for existing automated deci- 42 sion systems, within one hundred eighty days of the effective date of 43 this subdivision, an automated decision system use policy. 44 (i) When the state and any governmental agency, politic...

...i- 42 sion systems, within one hundred eighty days of the effective date of 43 this subdivision, an automated decision system use policy. 44 (i) When the state and any governmental agency, political subdivision 45 or public benefit corporation of the state seeks to change or changes an 46 automated decision ...

...olitical subdivision 45 or public benefit corporation of the state seeks to change or changes an 46 automated decision system in a way that affects the results or outcomes 47 of the automated decision system or uses such automated decision system 48 for a purpose or manner not previously disclosed through an...

... or changes an 46 automated decision system in a way that affects the results or outcomes 47 of the automated decision system or uses such automated decision system 48 for a purpose or manner not previously disclosed through an automated 49 decision system use policy, it shall provide an addendum to the exis...

...stem in a way that affects the results or outcomes 47 of the automated decision system or uses such automated decision system 48 for a purpose or manner not previously disclosed through an automated 49 decision system use policy, it shall provide an addendum to the existing 50 automated decision system use p...

... uses such automated decision system 48 for a purpose or manner not previously disclosed through an automated 49 decision system use policy, it shall provide an addendum to the existing 50 automated decision system use policy describing such change or addi- 51 tional use and retain an archived copy of the pr...

...through an automated 49 decision system use policy, it shall provide an addendum to the existing 50 automated decision system use policy describing such change or addi- 51 tional use and retain an archived copy of the previous automated deci- 52 sion system so that decisions made under the old system use pol...

...se policy describing such change or addi- 51 tional use and retain an archived copy of the previous automated deci- 52 sion system so that decisions made under the old system use policy may 53 be challenged under paragraph g of this subdivision. 54 (ii) Upon publication of, or addendum to, any proposed autom...

...ed under paragraph g of this subdivision. 54 (ii) Upon publication of, or addendum to, any proposed automated deci- 55 sion system policy, the public shall have forty-five days to submit S. 2277 23 1 comments on such policy to the state and any governmental agency or 2 political subdivision or public benefit...

... subdivision or 4 public benefit corporation shall consider public comments and provide 5 the final automated decision system use policy to the office of informa- 6 tion technology services, the committee on open government, and the 7 state procurement council, and shall post such decision to its website 8 n...

...pportunity to provide online, 16 written, and oral testimony, prior to: 17 (i) Seeking funds for an automated decision system that assigns or 18 contributes to the determination of rights, benefits, opportunities, or 19 services for an individual, including but not limited to, applying for a 20 grant, or sol...

...ccepting state or federal funds or in-kind or 21 other donations; 22 (ii) Acquiring or borrowing an automated decision system that assigns 23 or contributes to the determination of rights, benefits, opportunities, 24 or services for an individual, whether or not such acquisition is made 25 through the exchan...

... is made 25 through the exchange of monies or other consideration; 26 (iii) Using a new or existing automated decision system that assigns 27 or contributes to the determination of rights, benefits, opportunities, 28 or services for an individual, or data derived therefrom, for a purpose 29 or in a manner no...

...ntering into an agreement with any 32 other person or entity to acquire, share, or otherwise use an automated 33 decision system that assigns or contributes to the determination of 34 rights, benefits, opportunities, or services for an individual or auto- 35 mated decision system data. 36 d. The committee on...

...ated decision system data. 36 d. The committee on open government shall conduct annual audits of 37 automated decision system use policies that shall: 38 (i) Assess whether each state agency that purchases, obtains, 39 procures, acquires, employs, uses, deploys, or accesses information from 40 an automated d...

...rchases, obtains, 39 procures, acquires, employs, uses, deploys, or accesses information from 40 an automated decision system complies with the terms of the automated 41 decision system use policy; 42 (ii) Describes any known or reasonably suspected violations of any 43 automated decision system use policies...

...eploys, or accesses information from 40 an automated decision system complies with the terms of the automated 41 decision system use policy; 42 (ii) Describes any known or reasonably suspected violations of any 43 automated decision system use policies; and 44 (iii) Publish recommendations, if any, relating ...

...ecision system use policy; 42 (ii) Describes any known or reasonably suspected violations of any 43 automated decision system use policies; and 44 (iii) Publish recommendations, if any, relating to revision of the 45 relevant automated decision system use policies. 46 e. The state and any governmental agency...

...use policies; and 44 (iii) Publish recommendations, if any, relating to revision of the 45 relevant automated decision system use policies. 46 e. The state and any governmental agency, political subdivision or 47 public benefit corporation of the state shall not purchase, obtain, 48 procure, acquire, employ,...

...ll not purchase, obtain, 48 procure, acquire, employ, use, deploy, or access information from an 49 automated decision system that assigns or contributes to the determi- 50 nation of rights, benefits, opportunities, or services for an individual 51 unless it first implements a process to provide a plain-lang...

...lain-language notifi- 52 cation to any individual whose personal information is processed by the 53 automated decision system and whom the automated decision system's deci- 54 sion affects of the fact that such system is in use, the system's name, 55 vendor, and version, what decision or decisions will be us...

...individual whose personal information is processed by the 53 automated decision system and whom the automated decision system's deci- 54 sion affects of the fact that such system is in use, the system's name, 55 vendor, and version, what decision or decisions will be used to make or 56 support; and what poli...

...hall not purchase, obtain, 3 procure, acquire, employ, use, deploy, or access information from an 4 automated decision system that assigns or contributes to the determi- 5 nation of rights, benefits, opportunities, or services for an individual 6 unless it first implements a process to provide a plain-langua...

...plain-language notifi- 7 cation to any individual whose personal information is processed by such 8 automated decision system and whom such automated decision system's 9 decision affects, of the involvement of an automated decision system in 10 making the decision, the degree of human intervention in the sys...

...ndividual whose personal information is processed by such 8 automated decision system and whom such automated decision system's 9 decision affects, of the involvement of an automated decision system in 10 making the decision, the degree of human intervention in the system, how 11 the automated decision syste...

...ision system and whom such automated decision system's 9 decision affects, of the involvement of an automated decision system in 10 making the decision, the degree of human intervention in the system, how 11 the automated decision system made the decision, the justification for 12 the decision, the variables...

...cision system in 10 making the decision, the degree of human intervention in the system, how 11 the automated decision system made the decision, the justification for 12 the decision, the variables considered in rendering the decision, wheth- 13 er and how the decision deviated from the automated decision's ...

...variables considered in rendering the decision, wheth- 13 er and how the decision deviated from the automated decision's system's 14 recommendation, how the individual may contest the decision pursuant to 15 paragraph g of this subdivision, and the process for requesting human 16 review of the decision pursu...

...vices, and 24 experts and representatives from the communities that will be directly 25 affected by automated decision systems, may promulgate rules and regu- 26 lations specifying the requirements for such notice. 27 g. The state and any governmental agency, political subdivision or 28 public benefit corpor...

...ll not purchase, obtain, 29 procure, acquire, employ, use, deploy, or access information from an 30 automated decision system that assigns or contributes to the determi- 31 nation of rights, benefits, opportunities, or services for an individual 32 unless it first develops a process for human review. 33 (i) ...

...rnment and 35 experts and representatives from the communities that will be directly 36 affected by automated decision systems, may promulgate rules and regu- 37 lations specifying the requirements for human review of decisions 38 rendered by automated decision systems. 39 (ii) An individual who was denied o...

...rules and regu- 37 lations specifying the requirements for human review of decisions 38 rendered by automated decision systems. 39 (ii) An individual who was denied or assigned a right, benefit, oppor- 40 tunity or service, may request human review of the decision rendered by 41 the automated decision system...

..., benefit, oppor- 40 tunity or service, may request human review of the decision rendered by 41 the automated decision system. 42 (iii) Where the human review overturns a decision rendered by an auto- 43 mated decision system, the affected individual experiences harm as a 44 result of the overturned decision...

...will not provide a remedy, or where the human review does not 47 overturn a decision rendered by an automated decision system, the 48 affected individual, or their heirs, assigns, estate, or successors in 49 interest, may bring in any court of competent jurisdiction an action 50 alleging a violation of this ...

...purchases, obtains, 8 procures, acquires, employs, uses, deploys, or accesses information from 9 an automated decision system that assigns or contributes to the determi- 10 nation of rights, benefits, opportunities, or services for an individual 11 shall annually publish publicly on its website metrics on th...

... on its website metrics on the number of 12 requests for human review of a decision rendered by the automated deci- 13 sion system it received and the outcome of such human review. The 14 metrics may include de-identified information in the aggregate but shall 15 not include any personal information. 16 § 8....

...llows: 18 21. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of law, no payment 19 shall be made for an automated decision system, as defined in section 20 one hundred sixty-five of this chapter, that assigns or contributes to 21 the determination of rights, benefits, opportunities, or services for an 22 individ...

...1 the determination of rights, benefits, opportunities, or services for an 22 individual unless the automated decision system uses only open source 23 software and the acquiring agency has complied with the automated deci- 24 sion system impact assessment and automated decision system use policy 25 requireme...

...ed decision system uses only open source 23 software and the acquiring agency has complied with the automated deci- 24 sion system impact assessment and automated decision system use policy 25 requirements in section one hundred sixty-five of this chapter. For the 26 purposes of this subdivision, "open sourc...

...and the acquiring agency has complied with the automated deci- 24 sion system impact assessment and automated decision system use policy 25 requirements in section one hundred sixty-five of this chapter. For the 26 purposes of this subdivision, "open source software" shall mean software 27 for which the huma...

...llows: 31 22. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of law, no payment 32 shall be made for an automated decision system, as defined in section 33 one hundred sixty-five of this chapter, that assigns or contributes to 34 the determination of rights, benefits, opportunities, or services for an 35 individ...

...apter. 38 23. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of law, no payment 39 shall be made for an automated decision system, as defined in section 40 one hundred sixty-five of this chapter, if the vendor's contract 41 contains nondisclosure or other provisions that prohibit or impair the 42 state and any g...

...apter. 45 24. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of law, no payment 46 shall be made for an automated decision system, as defined in section 47 one hundred sixty-five of this chapter, if the automated decision system 48 discriminates against an individual, or treats an individual less favor- 49 ably ...

... automated decision system, as defined in section 47 one hundred sixty-five of this chapter, if the automated decision system 48 discriminates against an individual, or treats an individual less favor- 49 ably than another, in whole or in part, on the basis of one or more 50 factors enumerated in section two...

...1 law. 52 25. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of law, no payment 53 shall be made for an automated decision system that makes final deci- 54 sions, judgments, or conclusions without human intervention that impact 55 the constitutional or legal rights, duties, or privileges of any indi- S. 2277 26 ...

...r legal rights, duties, or privileges of any indi- S. 2277 26 1 vidual in New York state or for any automated decision system that 2 deploys or triggers any weapon. 3 § 10. Section 814 of the education law, as added by chapter 526 of the 4 laws of 2006 and subdivision 3 as added by chapter 545 of the laws of...

...ing data" shall mean the datasets used to train an auto- 34 mated decision system, machine learning algorithm, or classifier to 35 create and derive patterns from a prediction model. 36 b. The state and any governmental agency, political subdivision or 37 public benefit corporation of the state shall not pur...

...y of testing. (c) Test one sample of control mate - rial each time specimens are tested un - less automated instrumentation inter - nally verifies calibration at least every 30 minutes. (d) Document all control procedures performed, as specified in this section. § 493.1269 Standard: Hematology. (...

...anks, Mr. Chairman. This week, as you all know, President Biden issued a pretty sweeping order on artificial intelligence (AI), and the issue of security is central to that order, covering issues like malicious deep fakes, cybersecurity of infrastructure, protections for AI models. Senator Hawley and I are workin...

...erging technologies, has pros and cons, and I can just speak to some of the potential benefits to artificial intelligence as they apply to cybersecurity. There is an awful lot of data that is not just available but that is essential to cybersecurity, so much so that big data analytics need artificial intelligence cap...

...ot just available but that is essential to cybersecurity, so much so that big data analytics need artificial intelligence capability to process through those mounds of data and turn it into actionable intelligence in a timely manner. That is a direct area in which artificial intelligence can and must support cyberse...

... data and turn it into actionable intelligence in a timely manner. That is a direct area in which artificial intelligence can and must support cybersecurity. But like with many technologies and emerging capabilities there are other sides that we need to be concerned about with artificial intelligence. Although I ...

...hnologies and emerging capabilities there are other sides that we need to be concerned about with artificial intelligence. Although I have not made it through the recent Executive Order just yet--it is over 100 pages--from what I have seen at a top level there is recognition of those potential concerns, and that need...

... those potential concerns, and that needs to be a focus area along with the potential benefits of artificial intelligence. Senator Blumenthal. What are the key assignments that you have under the Executive Order, or that you would have, if confirmed? Mr. Coker. My understanding is that the Office of the Natio...

...ace systems; (E) time to disposal or de-orbit; (F) spacecraft collision avoidance and automated identification capability; and (G) the ability to track orbital debris of decreasing size. (b) Consultation.--In developing the update under subsection (a), the National Spa...

...s in which discipline is imposed. 25 (o) Administrative or technical information associated 26 with automated data processing operations, including, but HB4292- 20 -LRB103 35053 AWJ 65001 b 1 not limited to, software, operating protocols, computer 2 program abstracts, file layouts, source listings, object 3 ...

...izens, trying to censure, trying to control, trying to manipulate. If TikTok's bias pushed their algorithm in the other direction, Congress would have already banned it in the United States. Instead, the vast majority of the left and their friends in the media are treating the pervasiveness of this pro...

...ILLS\S1284.RS S12846 •S 1284 RSapplicable, data analysis supported byartificial 1 intelligence and machine learning technologies; 2 (C)account fortheneeds ofvarious demo- 3 graphics, vulnerable populations, and geo- 4 graphic regions; 5 (D) account forthedifferences between 6 various types ofweather andwater hazar...

...stical analyses, and, as applica- 8 ble, data analysis supported by artificial intel- 9 ligence and machine learning technologies; 10 (C) account for the needs of various demo- 11 graphics, vulnerable populations, and geographic 12 regions; 13 (D) account for the differences between var- 14 ious types of weather an...

... with our tax authorities. In fact, with very little data, even without real-time GPS data, using artificial intelligence, you can actually correlate a person's habits. You can predict where they will be. You can predict where they go to church, you can predict where their children go to school, where they shop, all ...

...2) Urgency communications. (3) Safety communications. (4) Other communications. (b) In a fully automated system, where it is impracticable to offer all four levels of priority, category 1 shall receive priority until such time as intergovernmental agreements remove exemptions granted for such ...

...th disabilities. It would stifle innovation for emerging technologies, such as self-driving cars, artificial intelligence, and other tools that will help carry our country forward. I urge my colleagues to join me in voting no on this amendment. Vote on Amendment No. 1121 The PRESIDING OFFI...

...rage breaking developments and critical advances and next-generation defense capabilities such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, hypersonics, space domain, as well as advanced materials and manufacturing sciences for the benefit of all NATO allies. With U.S. adversaries such as Russia in its brutal, unp...

...ative technologies to defend the U.S. and our NATO allies. These innovative technologies include artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and hypersonic missiles and defense, all valuable tools to give the U.S. and its NATO allies leverage over Russia and China. Continued U.S. leadership and collaboration with ...

...e with the accessibility guidelines for new construction incorporated in appendix A with respect to automated teller machines (ATM) at a new branch office by providing one accessible walk-up machine at that loca-tion, even though an adjacent walk-up ATM is not accessible and the drive-up ATM is not accessibl...

...ber of situations. Commenters argued that relay systems (1) do not provide effec-tive access to the automated systems that require the caller to respond by pushing a button on a touch tone phone, (2) cannot op-erate fast enough to convey messages on an-swering machines, or to permit a TDD user to leave a rec...

...ample, ADAAG establishes technical and scoping requirements in new construction and alterations for automated teller machines and telephones. Purchase or modification of equipment is required in cer-tain instances by the provisions in §§36.201 and 36.202. For example, an arcade may need to provide accessible...

...ts on ADAAG. Those areas that elicited the heaviest re-sponse included assistive listening systems, automated teller machines, work areas, parking, areas of refuge, telephones (scoping for TDD’s and volume controls) and visual alarms. Strenuous objections were raised by some business commenters to the propos...

...CFR Ch. XII (7–1–23 Edition) § 1227.102 (2) Correcting erroneous report data; and (3) Performing automated verification. (b) If there are oil and gas leases sub- ject to the Act on Federal lands within your State, ONRR may delegate the following royalty management func-tions for some or all of the Feder...

...ted function, including equipment for: (A) Document processing, including compatibility with ONRR automated systems, electronic commerce capabili-ties, and data storage capabilities; (B) Accessing reference data; (C) Contacting production or royalty reporters; (D) Issuing demands; (E) Maintaining accoun...

...ion or royalty reporters; (D) Issuing demands; (E) Maintaining accounting records; (F) Performing automated verification; (G) Maintaining security of confiden- tial and proprietary information; and (H) Providing data to other Federal agencies; (ii) Whether you currently have the equipment you will ne...