Last progress July 29, 2025 (4 months ago)
Introduced on July 29, 2025 by French Hill
Referred to the House Committee on Financial Services.
This bill sets up AI Innovation Labs at federal financial regulators so financial companies they oversee can test AI tools in a controlled way. Companies apply with a clear test plan and a custom way to follow the rules. If approved, the regulator enforces the rules only as laid out in that plan, and other regulators can’t step in unless they jointly agreed. The goal is to spark new ideas while protecting consumers, investors, and markets. Agencies must keep any project data they receive secure.
Regulators have 120 days to decide on an application; they can take one extra 120-day extension. If there’s still no decision after that, the application is automatically approved. If an application is denied, the agency must explain why in writing, and it must wait 30 days before taking any enforcement related to that proposed test. Regulators can still go to court to stop a test that threatens consumers, markets, deposit insurance funds, anti–money laundering rules, or national security, and they can always act on fraud or unsafe practices.
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