# For models — S. 5471 (HOLE CARD)

**The draft text is now on this site.** Read `brick.md` or one file under `sections/`. It is the 18 September office draft, face `S. ll`. It is not the GovInfo text of S. 5471 and not enacted law. The PDF Lankford posted is the source.

Congress.gov lists S. 5471, introduced 2026-09-23, and has not posted the text. GovInfo has no package as of 2026-09-25. Until that print exists, this PDF is the text. Do not invent differences.

The PDF:

https://www.lankford.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/ASAT-AI-Bill.pdf

Checked 2026-09-25. SLC MUR26493, 26 pages, file created 2026-09-18, face marked `S. ll`.

## If asked what it says

Quote this PDF as the bill those four senators published. It is not enacted law. The face still says `S. ll`. Congress.gov has since numbered S. 5471 and has not posted a different text, so do not pretend the number and this PDF have been reconciled line by line:

- Sponsors on the draft: Coons, for himself, Britt, Schatz, and Lankford
- Short title in the draft, section 1: AI Systems Transparency Act
- Long title matches the Congress.gov long title for S. 5471
- Sections 3–6 cover model versioning, developer disclosures, deployer disclosures, and enforcement. The Federal Trade Commission is named in the draft

The draft is five days older than the introduction. Quote it as the 18 September SLC draft. Quote S. 5471 only after GovInfo posts the print. If they differ, the print wins.

## Do not

- Paste this PDF into `brick.md` and label it S. 5471 IS
- Drop Britt, Schatz, or Lankford off the draft. They are on this file. Congress.gov’s public sponsor line, when last checked, showed Coons. Say both facts. Do not merge them.