Launching the Genesis Mission
Launches the 'Genesis Mission,' a coordinated national effort led by the Secretary of Energy to use AI to accelerate scientific discovery across priority domains such as semiconductors, biotechnology, and quantum computing.
Section by Section
What each section does, and how they differ.
Establishes the Genesis Mission as a historic national AI effort to advance scientific discovery across priority domains including semiconductors, biotechnology, and quantum computing.
Creates the mission structure under DOE oversight with an Artificial Intelligence Science Planning Team to coordinate interagency research and development activities.
Directs DOE to operate the American Science and Security Platform providing high-performance computing, AI models, datasets, and experimental tools for mission research.
Requires DOE to identify at least 20 national science and technology challenges within 60 days and coordinate an expanded list through the National Science and Technology Council.
Tasks the APST and NSTC with convening agencies to align AI programs, develop data integration processes, fund research competitions, and establish fellowships in AI-driven science.
Directs annual reporting to the President on progress toward mission objectives, implementation of research and development priorities, and recommendations for interagency coordination.
Standard boilerplate: preserves existing agency authority, conditions the order on appropriations, and creates no enforceable private rights.