It could speed deployment of AI in banking and markets by letting firms run supervised tests under temporary, agency-approved alternative rules, affecting services and risks customers face.
Requires each federal financial regulator to establish or designate an "AI Innovation Lab" to allow supervised AI test projects by regulated entities.
Allows regulated entities to apply for temporary alternative compliance strategies to run AI test projects, with a required application describing technology, risk controls, termination, scope limits, and business impact.
Sets agency review timelines: a 120-day decision period (one 120-day extension allowed) and a rule that an application is deemed approved if no decision is made within the allowed time.
Permits joint agency review and requires notice to other agencies when multiple regulators have jurisdiction; agencies may intervene and require joint approval.
Requires agencies to issue implementing regulations within 180 days and to report aggregated outcomes on AI test projects annually to Congress for several years.
No hearings or votes scheduled.