Support the Stop Rogue AI Act to direct NIST to develop standards, guidelines, and best practices for secure AI agent deployment, including verification, security evaluations, tamper-proof logs, AI agent inventories, and federal agency adoption of the standards.

The Stop Rogue AI Act directs Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology to develop and publish standards, guidelines and best practices for how organizations can securely deploy AI agents. The standards should cover how organizations can continuously maintain and verify the actions that agents take on their systems; evaluate the security and reliability of AI agents; and generate tamper-proof logs of the actions that agents take. Organizations deploying AI agents would also call on companies to maintain a "continuous, machine-readable inventory of all AI agents" and work with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to ensure that federal civilian agencies apply the standards in their security programs.

Lawler is co-introducing the Stop Rogue AI Act, which would have NIST create secure AI agent deployment standards and require related inventories, logs, evaluations, and federal civilian agency implementation.

Exclusive: New bill cracks down on AI agents after Hugging Face breach | Congressman Mike Lawler
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The Stop Rogue AI Act would direct the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), to develop national standards, guidelines, and best practices for discovering, verifying, and controlling AI agents.

Lawler introduced and promoted the Stop Rogue AI Act, which would direct NIST to develop standards, guidelines, and best practices for discovering, verifying, and controlling AI agents.

Reps. Lawler, Gottheimer Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Stop Rogue AI Agents and Keep People In Control | Congressman Mike Lawler
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