Executive Order 14110 on AI (Revoked)

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Originally took effect . Later revoked; see legislative history.

Overview

Established federal policy priorities for AI safety, security, and rights protections across agencies. Directed agencies to issue additional standards, procurement rules, and risk controls. Revoked by Executive Order 14148 on January 20, 2025. Listed for historical reference. Key provisions revoked include NIST AI safety testing requirements, reporting requirements for dual-use foundation models, and watermarking mandates. However, NIST work products developed under EO 14110 (AI RMF, GenAI Profile) persist as voluntary frameworks.

This is federal enforcement guidance.

Who this applies to

This regulation applies to both companies that build AI products and companies that use AI tools from other vendors.

AI categories covered

  • Employment and hiring
  • Consumer-facing AI
  • Healthcare AI
  • Financial services AI
  • General purpose AI

What this requires you to do

Enforcement and penalties

Executive order obligations tied to the order are revoked. Underlying statutes and voluntary frameworks may still apply.

Legislative history

How this law got here

  1. Latest

    repealed

    Revoked by EO 14148 signed by President Trump on first day in office

  2. signed

    EO 14110 signed by President Biden

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    Earliest

Source

Read the full text

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2023/10/30/executive-order-on-the-safe-secure-and-trustworthy-development-and-use-of-artificial-intelligence/

Last verified: April 9, 2026

Always verify current language and amendments at the official source.

This rule references NIST AI RMF practices. See the federal NIST AI RMF entry for context and source links.

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