Speaker 1
We will now turn to the federal procurement provisions discussed in the report.
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Live recordHouse Oversight Committee1:18:42
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Speaker 2
The committee should consider how artificial intelligence procurement standards affect smaller vendors.
Speaker 3
What reporting requirement would give agencies the clearest signal?
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Federal AI Procurement: Oversight and ImplementationMembers examined whether procurement standards could improve accountability without excluding smaller vendors. [1:18:21, 1:22:04]
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