Congress—steeped in tradition, resistant to change, and notoriously slow to modernize—is moving to accept the inexorable: the artificial intelligence boom.
A growing crop of technology-savvy staffers is embracing AI, experimenting with tools ranging from chatbots to image generators to automated transcription and scheduling services. Civic tech nonprofits, think tanks, and congressional staff associations are raising awareness and educating staff on AI’s benefits and best practices. The House’s Chief Administrative Officer has issued lengthy internal guidelines on authorized tools and their safe and responsible use. The Senate has also weighed in.
Congressional aides are using the tools to help draft communications, ...
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