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Indiana's HB1296 focuses on establishing comprehensive guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence in schools. It requires the Department of Education to create a model policy, inventory AI platforms, and conduct surveys among teachers and students. Schools must adopt and communicate their AI policies, ensuring that students are not penalized based solely on AI-generated evidence.
Key Provisions
Establishes guidelines and a model policy for AI in schools.
Creates an inventory of AI platforms used in education.
Mandates surveys of teachers and students on AI platforms.
Requires schools to adopt and communicate AI policies.
Prohibits penalizing students based solely on AI detector evidence.
Latest Legislative Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Education
Bill Sponsors
Name
Role
District
Cherrish PryorD
Sponsor
HD-094
Sue ErringtonD
Sponsor
HD-034
Tonya PfaffD
Sponsor
HD-043
Compliance Checklist
Adopt and communicate an AI policy Who: School corporations and charter schools Deadline: By the start of the next school year Penalty: Unspecified penalties for non-compliance
Submit AI platforms for inventory inclusion Who: Teachers and school administrators Deadline: Ongoing as platforms are identified Penalty: Unspecified penalties for non-compliance
Full Legal Analysis
HB1296 requires the Indiana Department of Education to develop guidelines and a model policy for artificial intelligence in schools. This includes creating an inventory of AI platforms used within educational institutions, detailing their functionalities and applications. The bill also mandates a survey of teachers and students to gather insights on AI platform usage, with the results to be reported to the governor and legislative council. Furthermore, it obligates school corporations and charter schools to adopt and communicate a clear policy regarding AI, ensuring transparency and accountability in its application. Notably, the bill prohibits penalizing students based solely on evidence from AI detectors, emphasizing a fair approach to AI's role in education. Compliance is required from all school corporations and charter schools in Indiana, with no specific deadline mentioned for the adoption of policies.
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