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Bill H5253 introduces limitations on AI use in South Carolina public schools, requiring parental notice and consent, and emphasizing teacher oversight.
Bill H5253 seeks to regulate AI in South Carolina public schools by establishing safeguards, requiring parental consent, and emphasizing teacher oversight.
Key Provisions
Addition of Section 59-28-195 to regulate AI in public schools
Requirement for parental notice and consent
Emphasis on teacher oversight
Latest Legislative Action
Referred to Committee on Education and Public Works
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 176)
Name
Role
A.M. Morgan
Primary
Alexander
Primary
Allison
Primary
Anderson
Primary
Atkinson
Primary
B. Cox
Primary
B. Newton
Primary
B.J. Cox
Primary
B.L. Cox
Primary
Bailey
Primary
Bales
Primary
Ballentine
Primary
Bamberg
Primary
Bannister
Primary
Bauer
Primary
Beach
Primary
Bennett
Primary
Bernstein
Primary
Blackwell
Primary
Bowers
Primary
Bradley
Primary
Brawley
Primary
Brewer
Primary
Brittain
Primary
Brown
Primary
Bryant
Primary
Burns
Primary
Bustos
Primary
Calhoon
Primary
Carter
Primary
Caskey
Primary
Chapman
Primary
Chellis
Primary
Chumley
Primary
Clary
Primary
Clemmons
Primary
Clyburn
Primary
Cobb-Hunter
Primary
Cogswell
Primary
Collins
Primary
Connell
Primary
Crawford
Primary
Cromer
Primary
D.C. Moss
Primary
Dabney
Primary
Daning
Primary
Davis
Primary
Dillard
Primary
Elliott
Primary
Erickson
Primary
Felder
Primary
Finlay
Primary
Forrest
Primary
Forrester
Primary
Fry
Primary
Funderburk
Primary
G.M. Smith
Primary
G.R. Smith
Primary
Gagnon
Primary
Garvin
Primary
Gatch
Primary
Gibson
Primary
Gilliam
Primary
Gilliard
Primary
Govan
Primary
Guest
Primary
Guffey
Primary
Haddon
Primary
Hager
Primary
Hardee
Primary
Harris
Primary
Hart
Primary
Hartnett
Primary
Hayes
Primary
Henderson-Myers
Primary
Henegan
Primary
Herbkersman
Primary
Hewitt
Primary
Hill
Primary
Hiott
Primary
Hixon
Primary
Hosey
Primary
Howard
Primary
Huggins
Primary
Hyde
Primary
J. Moore
Primary
J.E. Johnson
Primary
J.L. Johnson
Primary
Jefferson
Primary
Johnson
Primary
Jones
Primary
Jordan
Primary
K.O. Johnson
Primary
Kilmartin
Primary
Kimmons
Primary
King
Primary
Kirby
Primary
Landing
Primary
Lawson
Primary
Leber
Primary
Ligon
Primary
Long
Primary
Lowe
Primary
Lucas
Primary
M.M. Smith
Primary
Mace
Primary
Mack
Primary
Magnuson
Primary
Martin
Primary
Matthews
Primary
May
Primary
McCabe
Primary
McCoy
Primary
McCravy
Primary
McDaniel
Primary
McGarry
Primary
McGinnis
Primary
McKnight
Primary
Mitchell
Primary
Moore
Primary
Morgan
Primary
Moss
Primary
Murphy
Primary
Murray
Primary
Neese
Primary
Norrell
Primary
Nutt
Primary
O'Neal
Primary
Oremus
Primary
Ott
Primary
Pace
Primary
Parks
Primary
Pedalino
Primary
Pendarvis
Primary
Pope
Primary
R. Williams
Primary
Ridgeway
Primary
Rivers
Primary
Robbins
Primary
Robinson
Primary
Rose
Primary
Rutherford
Primary
S. Jones
Primary
S. Williams
Primary
Sandifer
Primary
Schuessler
Primary
Sessions
Primary
Simrill
Primary
Sottile
Primary
Spires
Primary
Stavrinakis
Primary
Stringer
Primary
T. Moore
Primary
T.A. Morgan
Primary
Tallon
Primary
Taylor
Primary
Tedder
Primary
Thayer
Primary
Thigpen
Primary
Toole
Primary
Trantham
Primary
V.S. Moss
Primary
Vaughan
Primary
W. Cox
Primary
W. Jones
Primary
W. Newton
Primary
Weeks
Primary
West
Primary
Wetmore
Primary
Wheeler
Primary
White
Primary
Whitmire
Primary
Williams
Primary
Willis
Primary
Wooten
Primary
Yow
Primary
Compliance Checklist
Obtain written, opt-in parental consent for AI use. Who: School entities. Deadline: Before allowing AI use in instruction. Penalty: Subject to contractual remedies and administrative penalties.
Provide annual disclosures to parents regarding AI tools. Who: School entities. Deadline: Annually. Penalty: Potential legal action by parents for non-compliance.
Full Legal Analysis
Bill H5253 proposes the addition of Section 59-28-195 to the South Carolina Code of Laws, aimed at regulating the use of artificial intelligence in public schools. The bill mandates that schools provide parental notice and obtain consent before utilizing AI technologies. It emphasizes the necessity of human and teacher oversight. The bill defines relevant terms such as 'artificial intelligence' and 'student data' to ensure clarity. Verification of specific measures to protect student data and enforcement mechanisms will be necessary once the full bill text is available.
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