Court
n/a (executive branch action)
Judge
n/a (issued by Office of Management and Budget)
Order Type
Agency Rule
Date
2024-03-28
Framework
federal agency ai governance
Category
Regulatory
Jurisdiction
Federal
Subject Matter
federal ai policy, agency governance, civil rights, public safety
Citation
OMB M-24-10 (Mar. 28, 2024)
Docket
M-24-10
Verification
Primary source verified

Holding / Framework

Operationalizing companion to EO 14110. Establishes the FEDERAL AGENCY AI GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK: every federal executive-branch agency must designate a Chief AI Officer, maintain an AI use-case inventory, and apply differentiated risk management to rights-impacting and safety-impacting AI systems. References the NIST AI Risk Management Framework as a key technical reference for agency compliance. Notable persistence layer: even after EO 14110 was revoked, the operational structures created under M-24-10 (CAIO roles, inventories) generally persist as freestanding institutional artifacts; partially superseded by OMB M-25-21 in February 2025.

Triggering Conduct

Issued by OMB pursuant to EO 14110 to operationalize federal-agency AI governance requirements.

Disclosure Requirement

Directs federal executive-branch agencies to: (1) designate a Chief AI Officer (CAIO); (2) establish internal AI governance mechanisms; (3) maintain inventories of AI use cases; (4) adopt minimum risk-management practices for AI systems presumed to be rights-impacting or safety-impacting (presumptive list defined in the memo); (5) implement notice and explanation rights for individuals affected by AI decisions; (6) monitor and evaluate AI performance ongoing.

Tags

executive_branch, omb, biden_administration, federal_agency_ai, chief_ai_officer, ai_inventory, risk_management, eo_14110_implementation, partially_superseded

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