Bill > HB0168

This bill establishes the Artificial Intelligence in Education Task Force, a diverse committee composed of legislators, education officials, teachers, administrators, higher education representatives, privacy experts, and an AI industry professional. The task force will meet at least quarterly and is charged with studying and making recommendations on various aspects of AI in education, including policy development, implementation guidelines, student privacy protections, AI literacy, potential risks, academic integrity, and equitable access to AI tools. Members will serve four-year terms, receive no compensation but can be reimbursed for expenses, and will be supported by the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel. The task force is required to monitor national and international AI education trends, identify best practices for AI integration in curriculum, explore collaboration opportunities between educational institutions and the AI industry, and coordinate with the state's Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy. Additionally, the task force must submit an annual report to education committees by November 30th each year, detailing its activities and recommendations. The task force is set to be in operation until July 1, 2028, with the bill itself taking effect on July 1, 2025.