The Stop Rogue AI agent-security proposal
What they say
Lawler said he and Josh Gottheimer had introduced numerous AI bills, naming the Stop Rogue AI Act to address rogue bots and agents.
What the record shows
Gottheimer sponsored H.R. 10362 September 14, 2026, with Lawler as its original cosponsor. The text directs NIST standards for agent discovery and identification, organization control, evaluation before and after deployment and monitoring, coordinating with NTIA and CISA. It also directs proposed federal procurement revisions. The four-action captured history shows introduction and referrals, no passage or enactment.
Why there is no assessment here
The named bill and formal joint introduction are documented. One named bill does not settle the broader numerous-pieces assertion. Agent standards do not establish a requirement that every new AI model be tested before release, and the proposed safeguards are not enacted.
Limit: The named bill and formal joint introduction are documented. One named bill does not settle the broader numerous-pieces assertion. Agent standards do not establish a requirement that every new AI model be tested before release, and the proposed safeguards are not enacted. Debate wording is paraphrased from native captions.