The legislation comes as agency leaders ramp up efforts to lure private sector IT experts into government.

The bill is a response to concerns about the impact of improper use of the technology by government.

The bill would require the director of the Office of Management and Budget to establish and consult with an AI hygiene working group.

The proposed legislation would authorize $100 million for a cyber response and recovery fund.

Matthew Cornelius has led the trade body since December 2019, and previously worked at GSA and the OMB.

Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., is asking the administration to create a "central hub of trusted information" under a domain such as coronavirus.gov.