Last month, Sen Peters introduced S 3792, the Technology Workforce Framework Act of 2024. The bill would add development of workforce frameworks to the description of duties for NIST as well as updating the NICE Workforce Development for Cybersecurity and requiring the development of a new workforce framework for artificial intelligence. No new funding is authorized by this legislation.
Moving Forward
Peters, and his sole cosponsor {Sen Schmitt (R,MO)} are
members of the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee to which
this bill was assigned for consideration. This means that there may be
sufficient influence to see the bill considered in Committee. I see nothing in
this bill that would engender any organized opposition. I suspect that there
would be bipartisan support for the bill. This bill is not politically
important enough for it to be considered by the full Senate. While the bill
might be able to move forward under the unanimous consent process (a
politically fraught process at the best of times), it would be more likely to
advance as a floor amendment to a larger bill.
For more details about the provisions of this bill, see my
article at CFSN Detailed Analysis - https://patrickcoyle.substack.com/p/s-3792-introduced
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