In one paragraph
Illinois's SR 610 (104th General Assembly) is a Senate resolution that would support Illinois ASCD/PD365 principles on ethical and effective AI use in K-12 classrooms and urge the State Board of Education to develop statewide guidelines on student data, algorithmic transparency, bias monitoring and AI literacy. It does not change the law. Referred to Assignments February 5, 2026.
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What it means for business
Not law. A resolution that creates no duties for businesses or schools; it would only urge the State Board of Education to develop AI guidelines.
Key provisions
- Would support the principles put forth by Illinois ASCD/PD365 on ethical and effective use of AI in K-12 classrooms
- Would urge ISBE, with districts, educators, technology experts and stakeholders, to develop statewide guidelines for ethical, responsible AI use in education
- Guidelines would cover protections for student data, algorithmic transparency, bias monitoring and AI and digital literacy in curricula
- Would encourage investment in educator professional development and equitable access to technology, including broadband and devices
- Filed and referred to Assignments February 5, 2026; a resolution that would not change the law
Latest legislative action
Feb 5, 2026. Referred to Assignments
Sponsors (showing 5 of 9)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Adriane Johnson D | Primary |
| Bill Cunningham D | Primary |
| David Koehler | Primary |
| George P. Shadid | Primary |
| John J. Cullerton | Primary |
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