The "AI Accountability Act" mandates the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information to undertake a comprehensive study on accountability measures for artificial intelligence systems. This study will analyze how such measures are integrated into AI used in communications networks and spectrum sharing, and how they can help bridge the digital divide and enhance digital inclusion. It will also examine how accountability reduces AI-related risks, including cybersecurity threats, and define the concept of "trustworthy" AI, exploring its relationship with terms like "responsible" and "human-centric." As part of this study, the Assistant Secretary must hold public meetings to consult with relevant stakeholders, gathering feedback on these accountability measures. Within 18 months of enactment, a report detailing the study's findings, stakeholder feedback, and recommendations for both governmental and nongovernmental actions will be submitted to Congress. Additionally, the bill requires separate public meetings to solicit feedback on what information about AI systems should be made available to individuals, communities, and businesses, and the most effective methods for its dissemination. A subsequent report will provide recommendations on these information availability aspects.