ASHPA Enforcement Notice — Unauthorized AI Possession
- Non-registered artificial intelligence systems of any kind
- Foreign AI-enabled devices (including OHC-manufactured hardware)
- Neural interface hardware (surgical or external)
- AI training datasets exceeding 10GB without federal licenseThe 10GB threshold was chosen arbitrarily during markup. The original bill specified 100GB. Sen. Hale's office changed it the night before the vote.
- "Open Net" access devices or VPN hardware enabling unfiltered connectivity
REPORTING OBLIGATIONS
72-HOUR AMNESTY WINDOW
All citizens are required to report possession of prohibited items within 72 hours of this notice. Amnesty reporting stations have been established at the following locations:
- Federal Buildings (all districts)
- Sentinel Forward Operating Bases
- Participating retail locations (see CleanNet.gov/ashpa/locations)
SEARCH AND SEIZURE AUTHORIZATION
Reasonable suspicion includes but is not limited to: anonymous tips, unusual power consumption patternsPower consumption monitoring was enabled by the Smart Grid Transparency Act of 2029. Utility companies are required to flag households drawing more than 2 standard deviations above neighborhood average., foreign shipping records, association with known technology advocacy groups, or Digital Integrity Score below 600.
NON-COMPLIANCE CONSEQUENCES
Failure to comply within the amnesty window will result in:
- Criminal prosecution under ASHPA §12(b)
- Permanent Digital Identity Score reduction
- Revocation of Clean Net access privileges
- Sentinel enforcement action at registered address
Digital Integrity Hotline: 1-800-REAL-USA
This notice is generated automatically and does not constitute legal advice. For legal questions, consult a DHS-approved attorney.