Proposes actions for coordinating the promotion and regulation of AI technologies between the European Commission and European member states, and invites feedback from all stakeholders and interested parties.

Extends privacy protection over certain online behavioral data and transfers enforcement of federal privacy laws from the Federal Trade Commission to a novel federal agency established by the bill: the Data Privacy Agency.

Halts federal use of facial recognition technology by the federal government until Congress passes the facial recognition legislation proposed by a new commission established by the bill.

Expands government grant programs to encourage the participation of veterans in STEM and computer science fields.

Examines the global health and policy responses to the ongoing Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. 

Supports chemical screening capabilities for narcotics at ports of entry and creates a centralized spectral database to aid in the chemical detection of such substances.

Extends the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act privacy protection to teenagers age 12 to 18, expands the scope of covered information and limits the allowed uses of covered information of minors.

Directs the National Science Foundation (NSF) to fund multidisciplinary research with potential relevance to suicide prevention and mental health treatment by issuing competitive, merit-based grants to universities and academic consortia.

Bans sharing US intelligence with countries allowing Huawei’s 5G technology within their borders.