OMB

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is the White House office that sets federal government-wide policy on budgets, procurement, and management, including rules for how U.S. federal agencies buy and use artificial intelligence. Its memoranda, such as M-24-10 and M-25-21 issued in 2024 and 2025, require agencies to designate senior AI officials, inventory their AI use cases, assess risks to rights and safety, and document how they manage those risks. For companies selling AI to the federal government, OMB guidance shapes contract requirements, so compliance and legal teams should track it alongside agency-specific procurement terms.

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Research2026-10-09

Three Federal Bills Would Mandate AI Disclosure, Create CISA AI Task Force

Bipartisan Senate legislation would require federal agencies to notify individuals when AI is used in critical decisions and direct OMB to develop transparency and redress guidance. A separate House bill would create a Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) task force to coordinate AI safety assessments and advise developers on cybersecurity risks. A third proposal, the CLAIM Act, addresses AI-generated content labeling in federal communications.

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