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The bill would require a qualified, licensed health care professional, exercising independent clinical judgment, to make any decision that a particular procedure, treatment, or prescription is not medically necessary.\n\n“Artificial intelligence should never replace the judgment of a doctor,” said Barrett. “When it comes to someone’s health and well-being, the outcome is too important to leave it up to an algorithm. This bill makes sure doctors — not AI — remain responsible for determining what care patients need while bringing greater transparency to the use of these technologies in health insurance.”\n\n“When a computer system is making decisions about health care, people will get hurt,” said Landsman. “We have to make sure health care professionals remain the decision makers. If not, folks will be left with massive bills, their health getting worse, or even life-threatening consequences.”\n\nThe Doctors Not AI Act:\n\nEnsures AI is used only in a supporting role and requires independent clinical judgment for decisions about whether care is medically necessary;\n\nRequires insurers to include AI-generated outputs in the administrative record, disclose the use of AI systems in the claims review process, and make the documentation available to patients; and\n\nPromotes fair coverage for mental health treatment by preventing disproportionate algorithmic scrutiny of care for mental health and substance use disorders.","url":"https://barrett.house.gov/media/press-releases/barrett-helps-introduce-bipartisan-bill-protect-patients-ai-insurance-denials","published_at":"2026-09-01","ai_topics":["regulation","transparency","liability","bias"],"ai_stance":"support","ai_summary":"Barrett's bipartisan Doctors Not AI Act would bar AI from making medical-necessity insurance denials and require disclosure of AI use.","ai_processed":true,"bill_ids":["618f9cd7d3c80fd9"],"ai_relevance_score":null,"bill_refs":[{"bill_id":"618f9cd7d3c80fd9","method":"title"}],"classifier":null},{"id":"b05992f0c62416e0","politician_id":"B001321","type":"press_release","content":"Image\n\nWashington, D.C. — Congressman Tom Barrett (MI-07) today introduced legislation to ensure every community in Michigan and across the United States maintains their autonomy over the decision-making process related to building a data center. Specifically, the two bills would protect local control by prohibiting the federal government from overriding local zoning decisions and banning members of Congress from signing non-disclosure agreements related to data center projects.\n\nThe introduction of the legislation was first reported in The Detroit News.\n\n“People in mid-Michigan are tired of big corporations and politicians negotiating backroom deals, especially when it comes to data center projects that impact every community differently,” said Barrett. “Families in my district are rightly concerned about the effect data centers could have on their utility bills, as well as the land and water in their neighborhood. They deserve to know all the facts and have the final say over any proposed project. That starts with stopping federal overreach and preventing the secrecy pledges that have plagued Michigan and undermined the power of local residents.”\n\nBarrett has long opposed the government putting a thumb on the scale in favor of data centers. When he served in the Michigan House of Representatives, he voted against legislation his own party passed to give corporate welfare for data center construction and equipment purchases.\n\nBelow is additional information on the two bills Congressman Barrett introduced:\n\nThe Protecting Local Control of Data Centers Act (H.R. 10119) would prohibit federal agencies from overriding local land-use, zoning, siting, or permitting authority related to data centers. It would also prevent federal agencies from leveraging federal funds for a data center to force state and local governments to give up their authority.\n\nThe No Data Center NDAs Act (H.R. 10118) would prohibit members of Congress from signing non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) about data centers, including any information about possible locations or how much water or energy a facility is expected to consume. NDAs have gained attention in Michigan in recent years, with many federal, state, and local officials signing secrecy deals about proposed corporate projects.\n\nBarrett also recently co-sponsored a variety of bills to promote transparency and strengthen safeguards around the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI), including:\n\nThe Children Harmed by AI Technology (CHAT) Act (H.R. 7218) to require AI chatbots to implement age verification measures to protect minors. The bill requires parental consent for minors using chatbots, bans chatbots from engaging in sexually explicit communications with minors, and requires chatbots to notify a minor’s parent if the minor’s chat shows signs of suicidal ideation.\n\nThe AI Threat Output and Monitoring Incident Containment Act (H.R. 9965) to test advanced AI systems to prevent risks to nuclear safety.\n\nThe Human Authority over Autonomous Weapons Act (H.R. 9729) to ensure that no autonomous or artificial intelligence-enabled weapon system used by the United States military can carry out an intentionally lethal strike without meaningful human oversight or a human decision-maker in the loop.\n\nCLICK HERE to read the Protecting Local Control of Data Centers Act.","url":"https://barrett.house.gov/media/press-releases/barrett-introduces-bills-protect-local-communities-data-center-overreach","published_at":"2026-08-20","ai_topics":["data_centers","transparency","children","safety","national_security"],"ai_stance":"support","ai_summary":"Barrett introduces bills barring federal override of local data center zoning and banning congressional NDAs, and touts cosponsorship of AI safeguards on chatbots for minors, nuclear risk, and autonomous weapons.","ai_processed":true,"bill_ids":["066a886e680a6f5e","81b741648bcf43e8","8c981bab41e1bf2a","5bf2de046bca6866"],"ai_relevance_score":null,"bill_refs":[{"bill_id":"066a886e680a6f5e","method":"number"},{"bill_id":"81b741648bcf43e8","method":"number"},{"bill_id":"8c981bab41e1bf2a","method":"number"},{"bill_id":"5bf2de046bca6866","method":"number"}],"classifier":null},{"id":"058301dbd57fefc3","politician_id":"B001321","type":"press_release","content":"Washington, D.C. — Congressman Tom Barrett (MI-07) joined colleagues from Michigan in the U.S. House and Senate in a bipartisan effort to bring Coast Guard drone testing to northern Michigan. Michigan’s decades-long manufacturing legacy has made it a national leader in autonomous systems, with the expertise, strategic location, and partnerships to support Coast Guard testing missions.\n\nEstablishing Northern Michigan as a designated site for Coast Guard drone testing would:\n\nBuild on the region's growing leadership in autonomous technology.\n\nCreate new opportunities for research and workforce development.\n\nEnsure the Coast Guard can test next-generation technologies in real-world Great Lakes conditions.\n\nHelp the Coast Guard save lives, respond to disasters faster, improve maritime safety and security, inspect critical infrastructure, and monitor the environment.\n\nStrengthen search-and-rescue operations—all while reducing costs and keeping people out of harm's way.\n\nThe letter was also signed by Senators Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) and Gary Peters (D-MI) along with Representatives Jack Bergman (MI-01), John Moolenar (MI-02), Hillary Scholten (MI-03), and Haley Stevens (MI-11).\n\n“Earlier this year, the Administration released its Maritime Action Plan: Restoring America's Maritime Dominance, directing the Coast Guard to make one or more such designations, including in the Great Lakes,” said the lawmakers. “Northern Michigan is an ideal location for this designation given that Coast Guard Air Station Traverse City already possesses the operational expertise, strategic location, and public-private partnerships needed to become the Coast Guard’s premier site for testing autonomous maritime technologies.”\n\n“Serving all five Great Lakes, Air Station Traverse City is uniquely positioned to support Coast Guard missions ranging from search and rescue to homeland security and disaster response,” continued the lawmakers. “Combined with uncongested airspace, significant capacity for expansion, and a community that embraces Coast Guard families and operations, it provides an exceptional platform for continued investment and innovation.”","url":"https://barrett.house.gov/media/press-releases/barrett-joins-michigan-delegation-bipartisan-effort-bring-coast-guard-drone","published_at":"2026-07-31","ai_topics":["innovation","research","national_security"],"ai_stance":"neutral","ai_summary":"Barrett and the Michigan delegation urge the Coast Guard to designate northern Michigan as a testing site for autonomous drone technology, promoting investment in autonomous systems without addressing AI regulation.","ai_processed":true,"bill_ids":[],"ai_relevance_score":null,"bill_refs":[],"classifier":null},{"id":"d5462204f13fc3a8","politician_id":"B001321","type":"press_release","content":"Washington, D.C. — Today, Congressmen Tom Barrett (MI-07), Don Beyer (VA-08), and Sara Jacobs (CA-51) introduced the Human Authority over Autonomous Weapons Act (H.R. 9729) to ensure that no autonomous or artificial intelligence-enabled weapon system used by the United States military can carry out an intentionally lethal strike without meaningful human oversight or a human decision-maker in the loop. The bill would establish a clear legal requirement that commanders and operators retain appropriate levels of human judgment in decisions involving the use of lethal force.\n\n“Artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly critical role in strengthening our national defense, but it should never be the one making life-or-death decisions,” Barrett said. “We must establish safeguards now to ensure these technologies are used ethically and transparently. This bipartisan bill sets clear limits to make sure people stay in control whenever lethal force is involved while allowing our military to continue leading the world in technological innovation.”\n\n“No machine should ever be allowed to independently decide to kill a human being because allowing AI systems to independently select and engage targets carries serious risks. Machines cannot understand morality or the value of human life, nor can they be held accountable for mistakes, war crimes, or catastrophic escalation,” said Beyer. “These life and death decisions must remain in human hands. As AI becomes more powerful and more integrated into military systems, Congress has a responsibility to establish clear guardrails and responsible standards for the military use of AI. Our legislation would ensure that a human decision-maker always remains in the loop and integral to the chain of command when lethal force is involved.”\n\n“AI mistakes on the battlefield have the potential to be catastrophic: civilian casualties, friendly fire, unintended escalation, and calculations made on faulty data,” said Jacobs. “These aren’t risks worth taking – not when they can result in unnecessary lives lost or war. That’s why I’m proud to join Congressman Beyer and Congressman Barrett in introducing legislation to ensure that humans are meaningfully involved before autonomous or AI-enabled weapon systems are used for lethal force. This is a common-sense step to help our military keep pace with emerging technologies while upholding our commitments to international humanitarian law and ethics.”\n\nBarrett also recently introduced an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to prohibit the use of artificial intelligence to independently carry out offensive lethal force. Although the amendment was not made in order for House floor consideration, Barrett has continued working with colleagues on bipartisan legislation to establish statutory guardrails for the military use of AI-enabled and autonomous weapons.\n\nClick here to read the bill.","url":"https://barrett.house.gov/media/press-releases/barrett-beyer-jacobs-introduce-bipartisan-bill-require-human-oversight-over","published_at":"2026-07-17","ai_topics":["national_security","safety","regulation"],"ai_stance":"support","ai_summary":"Barrett's bipartisan bill would legally require meaningful human control over lethal autonomous and AI-enabled weapons.","ai_processed":true,"bill_ids":["5bf2de046bca6866"],"ai_relevance_score":null,"bill_refs":[{"bill_id":"5bf2de046bca6866","method":"number"}],"classifier":null},{"id":"27a9bae8740d403f","politician_id":"B001321","type":"press_release","content":"Washington, D.C. — Today, Congressman Tom Barrett (MI-07) chaired a House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee on Technology Modernization hearing where he spoke with officials from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to conduct oversight of the department’s modernization of the Veterans Benefits Management System (VBMS). Specifically, the officials discussed how new technology can be used to deliver decisions on veterans’ claims more quickly, but must have necessary guardrails to ensure AI does not make decisions without human oversight or transparency.\n\nWitnesses at today’s hearing included:\n\nMr. Robert Orifici, Acting Deputy Chief Information Officer, Product Delivery Service, VA’s Office of Information and Technology\n\nMr. Derek Herbert, Acting Chief Production Officer, Veterans Benefits Administration\n\nDr. Sterling Thomas, Chief Scientist, Science, Technology Assessment, and Analytics, Government Accountability Office\n\nMr. Caleb Max, President and CEO, National Artificial Intelligence Association\n\nMr. Jeremy Villanueva, Associate Legislative Director, Paralyzed Veterans of America\n\nMr. Gregg Orto, Deputy Director, National Veterans Service, Veterans of Foreign Wars\n\nImage\n\nClick here or the image above to watch Rep. 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