The bill establishes the United States Commission on Human Dignity to advise Congress and the President on ethical and policy aspects of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence. The Commission consists of 17 members with expertise in relevant fields and has responsibilities including defending human dignity within federal science and technology policy, monitoring potential threats to human dignity in technological developments, and issuing reports and recommendations. It also allows for congressional oversight and sets authorization of appropriations. The Commission's authority is set to terminate on October 1, 2032, with an annual budget of $2,000,000 from 2027 to 2031.