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This bill amends the Delaware Code to include a high school student in the tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade as a nonvoting member of the Artificial Intelligence Commission.
The bill enhances the Delaware Artificial Intelligence Commission by adding a high school student in the tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade as a nonvoting member. This inclusion aims to engage younger voices in AI discussions and decisions. The Commission consists of various appointed members, including experts from education and the private sector, reflecting a broad interest in AI governance.
Key Provisions
Adds a high school student in the tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade as a nonvoting member of the AI Commission.
Defines key terms related to AI and Generative AI.
Maintains the structure of the Commission with 23 voting members.
Members serve without compensation but may be reimbursed for reasonable and necessary mileage and tolls.
Establishes criteria for appointing members from various sectors.
Latest Legislative Action
Signed by Governor
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 54)
Name
Role
Bruce C. Ennis
Primary
Bryan TownsendD
Primary
Cyndie RomerD
Primary
David L. Wilson
Primary
David P. Sokola
Primary
Edward S. Osienski
Primary
Eric MorrisonD
Primary
F. Gary Simpson
Primary
Gregory F. Lavelle
Primary
John L. Mitchell
Primary
Josue O OrtegaD
Primary
Kendra JohnsonD
Primary
Kerri Evelyn HarrisD
Primary
Laura V. SturgeonD
Primary
Madinah Wilson-AntonD
Primary
Marie PinkneyD
Primary
Melanie Ross LevinD
Primary
Michael F. SmithD
Primary
Michael Ramone
Primary
Nicole PooreD
Primary
Paul S. Baumbach
Primary
Peter C. Schwartzkopf
Primary
Ray SeigfriedD
Primary
Russell Huxtable
Primary
Ruth Briggs King
Primary
Sean Matthews
Primary
Stell Parker Selby
Primary
Trey ParadeeD
Primary
Valerie Longhurst
Primary
William Bush
Primary
Andria L. Bennett
Cosponsor
Brian PettyjohnR
Cosponsor
Daniel B. Short
Cosponsor
Dave G. LawsonR
Cosponsor
Ernesto B. Lopez
Cosponsor
Franklin D. Cooke
Cosponsor
Gerald L. Brady
Cosponsor
Gerald W. HockerR
Cosponsor
Harvey R. Kenton
Cosponsor
Jeff N. SpiegelmanR
Cosponsor
Jeffrey N. Spiegelman
Cosponsor
John "Jack" Walsh
Cosponsor
Kimberly Williams
Cosponsor
Krista GriffithD
Cosponsor
Larry LambertD
Cosponsor
Lyndon D. YearickR
Cosponsor
Richard G. Collins
Cosponsor
Ronald E. Gray
Cosponsor
Sarah McBride
Cosponsor
Sherry Dorsey Walker
Cosponsor
Stephanie L. HansenD
Cosponsor
Timothy D. Dukes
Cosponsor
William J. Carson
Cosponsor
William R. Outten
Cosponsor
Roll Call Votes (showing 3 of 4)
SM ·
Apr 17, 2025
19 Yea 0 Nay 2 OtherPassed ✓
SM ·
Mar 13, 2025
36 Yea 0 Nay 5 OtherPassed ✓
SM ·
Jun 30, 2024
21 Yea 0 NayPassed ✓
SM ·
Jun 11, 2024
39 Yea 0 Nay 2 OtherPassed ✓
Compliance Checklist
Engage with the AI Commission's activities Who: Businesses operating in AI in Delaware
Full Legal Analysis
This bill amends Title 29 of the Delaware Code to enhance the composition of the Delaware Artificial Intelligence Commission. It introduces a nonvoting member from the high school student population, specifically in the tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade, appointed by the Chair of the Commission, to ensure that the perspectives of younger individuals are included in discussions about AI. The Commission is composed of 23 voting members, including state officials and representatives from higher education and the private sector, emphasizing a collaborative approach to AI governance. The bill allows for reimbursement of reasonable and necessary mileage and tolls for Commission members. The bill does not impose penalties for non-compliance as it primarily focuses on structural changes within the Commission. The definitions provided in the bill clarify the scope of 'Artificial Intelligence' and 'Generative AI,' ensuring that members understand the technologies being discussed. This amendment aligns with trends in other states that seek to involve diverse stakeholders in technology regulation.
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