In one paragraph
Kentucky's SCR 142 (2025 session) is a concurrent resolution that would have directed the Legislative Research Commission to establish the Commonwealth Artificial Intelligence Consortium Task Force, with six legislators, five officials (including from the Council on Postsecondary Education, the Commonwealth Office of Technology and city and county associations) and four university representatives. It would have worked on AI needs, data, solutions, AI literacy and governance during the 2025 interim and submitted findings to the Commission by November 21, 2025. It went to the Senate Floor March 11, 2025 and died; a resolution does not change the law.
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What it means for business
None: the resolution was not adopted and imposes no duties on businesses.
Key provisions
- Resolution only: it does not change Kentucky law and was never adopted
- The Legislative Research Commission would have established a collaborative task force of state and local governments, education, health care, industry and citizens
- Members: six legislators (one House and one Senate co-chair); the CPE president, the executive directors of the Kentucky League of Cities and Kentucky Association of Counties, COT's deputy chief information officer and the Health and Family Services secretary, or designees; two University of Kentucky and two University of Louisville representatives
- Task force would have met as needed during the 2025 interim and submitted findings and any legislative recommendations to the Commission by November 21, 2025
- Sent to the Senate Floor March 11, 2025; never adopted; died at the end of the session
Latest legislative action
Mar 11, 2025. to Senate Floor; no further action before the 2025 regular session ended
Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Amanda Mays Bledsoe R | Sponsor | SD-012 |
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