Stealth Bot Prohibition Act
To prohibit stealth bots, and for other purposes.
The bill, HB9915, aims to prohibit the use of stealth bots, which are automated systems designed to operate without clear identification or oversight. This measure is intended to protect against deceptive practices and ensure transparency in automated interactions. The bill would affect anyone using or developing stealth bots, potentially impacting various sectors that rely on automated systems for communication or data collection.
The bill was introduced on July 23, 2026, and has been referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. At this stage, it is still in the initial phase of the legislative process. The committee will review the bill, hold hearings if necessary, and decide whether to move it forward for further consideration and potential voting.
Key actions so far include the introduction of the bill and its referral to the appropriate committee. Moving forward, committee members will review the bill's details, gather public input, and determine the next steps for its progress. This bill has bipartisan support, with sponsors from both the Republican and Democrat parties, indicating a broad interest in addressing the issues posed by stealth bots.
