This bill would create a human-centered Federal framework for artificial intelligence (AI) in education and the workforce. It aims to promote ethical and responsible teaching and learning of AI, expand equitable access to AI-ready workforce development, and safeguard student and worker data privacy. The bill was introduced in the House and referred to the Committees on Education and Workforce, Science, Space, and Technology, and Ways and Means. Sponsors listed include Suzanne Bonamici, Ted Lieu, Valerie Foushee, Josh Gottheimer, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Jimmy Panetta, Bennie Thompson, and Frederica Wilson.
The bill would focus on how AI is taught and used in schools and job training. It would work on training people for jobs that use AI, and include steps to protect student and worker data. Exact programs, rules, or timelines are not provided in the available text.
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Sponsors of the bill say it seeks a human-centered approach to AI in education and the workforce. The stated goals are promoting ethical and responsible AI teaching and learning, improving equitable access to AI-ready workforce development, and safeguarding student and worker data privacy.
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