"Artificial intelligence foundation models commonly described as a 'black box' make it hard to explain why a model gives a particular response," Beyer said in a statement. "Giving users more information about the model - how it was built and what background information it bases its results on - would greatly increase transparency."
The bill's introduction comes as artists and other content creators have increasingly launched legal broadsides against AI firms to prevent their works from being included in the training data underpinning AI models.
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