House Consumer Subcommittee Sets Hearing on Big Tech Bills
The House Consumer Protection Subcommittee plans a hearing at 10:30 a.m. March 1 on bills for “holding Big Tech accountable.” The hybrid hearing will be in 2123 Rayburn. The subcommittee will consider the Banning Surveillance Advertising Act (HR-6416) (see 2201190004)…
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and the Algorithmic Accountability Act (HR-6580). HR-6580 would direct the FTC to require companies to conduct “impact assessments” of automated decisions and the potential for bias.