Prohibits AI scoring of student assessments unless specific criteria are met, focusing on training, validity, and bias prevention.
If you use AI for scoring in Texas schools, you must meet criteria by 2025 or face prohibition.
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What This Means
The bill restricts the use of AI in scoring student assessments in Texas public schools. AI-based scoring methods are restricted unless they meet specific training, validity, and bias criteria. This regulation aims to ensure fairness and reliability in educational assessments, impacting AI developers and educational institutions.
Key Provisions
- Prohibits AI scoring of constructed responses unless criteria are met.
- Requires AI training on diverse student samples.
- Mandates independent evaluation and certification of AI scoring methods.
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Referred to Public Education
Compliance Checklist
Who: Educational agencies and AI developers
Deadline: 2025-2026 school year
Penalty: Prohibition of AI scoring methods
Who: Educational agencies and AI developers
Deadline: 2025-2026 school year
Penalty: Prohibition of AI scoring methods
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