Algorithmic Accountability Act Text · Table (p.9)
From algorithmic_accountability_act_text.pdf · page 9
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| tion promulgated under subsection (b); or | ||
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| (B) any person to knowingly provide sub- | ||
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| stantial assistance to any covered entity in vio- | ||
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| lating subsection (b). | ||
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| (2) PREEMPTION OF PRIVATE CONTRACTS.—It | ||
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| shall be unlawful for any covered entity to commit | ||
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| the acts prohibited in paragraph (1), regardless of | ||
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| specific agreements between entities or consumers. | ||
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| (b) REGULATIONS.— | ||
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| (1) IN GENERAL.—Subject | to paragraph (2), | |
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| not later than 2 years after the date of enactment | ||
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| of this Act, the Commission shall, | in consultation | |
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| with the Director of the National Institute of Stand- | ||
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| ards and Technology, the Director of the National | ||
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| Artificial Intelligence Initiative, the Director of the | ||
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| Office of Science and Technology Policy, and other | ||
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| relevant stakeholders, including | standards bodies, | |
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| private industry, academia, technology experts, and | ||
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| advocates for civil rights, consumers, and impacted | ||
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| communities, promulgate regulations, in accordance |
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