2025
Would have required the Indiana Department of Education to issue guidelines and a model policy on school AI policies, keep an inventory of AI platforms that teachers and administrators could submit for review, and survey teachers and students about AI. Schools would have had to adopt and post AI policies, and could not penalize a student based solely on an AI detector's evidence. The bill was referred to the House Education Committee and did not advance.
Provisions
- DigestWould require school corporations and charter schools to adopt, post, and communicate to students a school AI policy.
- DigestWould require the Department of Education to establish guidelines and a model policy for school AI policies.
- DigestWould bar schools and their employees from penalizing a student based solely on evidence from an AI detector.
- DigestWould require the Department of Education to maintain an inventory of AI platforms and a review process for teachers and administrators to submit platforms for inclusion.
Latest action: 13 Jan 2025 — First reading: referred to Committee on Education
- Record ID
- us-in-2025-hb-1296
- Session
- 2025
- Introduced
- 13 Jan 2025
- Level
- K-12
- Topics
- academic-integrity, instructional-use, local-policy-requirement, procurement
Undated
A short Indiana Department of Education guide presenting key considerations for AI in K-12 education, organized around AI literacy, instruction and learning, impact, and security. It offers considerations for local AI policy, such as adding AI to existing acceptable use policies, defining acceptable uses, protecting student data under FERPA and COPPA, and not relying on AI detection tools alone for academic dishonesty decisions.
Provisions
- Key Considerations for AI PolicyAdvises schools to reconsider using AI detection tools as the sole basis for academic dishonesty interventions.
- Record ID
- us-in-idoe-ai-guidance
- Issuer
- Indiana Department of Education
- Level
- K-12
- Topics
- academic-integrity, ai-literacy, instructional-use, student-privacy
No records match these filters.
| Record | Requires AI literacy instruction | Adds AI to content standards or frameworks | Creates an AI course or graduation requirement | Requires districts or institutions to adopt an AI policy | Directs an agency to issue guidance or a model policy | Requires or funds educator AI professional development | Adds AI to educator preparation or licensure | Restricts AI vendors' use of student data | Prohibits AI from replacing licensed educators | Limits or bans AI tools in instruction | Sets academic integrity rules for AI use | Regulates AI in grading, testing, or proctoring | Sets procurement or vetting standards for AI tools | Addresses deepfakes involving students or staff | Protections for minors using AI chatbots | Creates a task force, council, or study | Appropriates funding, creates a grant program, or sets grant priorities | Creates an AI workforce, pathway, or credential program | Regulates AI in admissions decisions | Requires disclosure of AI use to students or families | Requires bias review or equitable access | Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 1296 Artificial intelligence inventory and policies | 4 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| IDOE Artificial Intelligence (AI) Guidance | 1 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Records with this provision |
| Date | Record | Action (as recorded) |
|---|---|---|
| 13 Jan 2025 | HB 1296 | Authored by Representative Errington; Coauthored by Representatives Pryor and Pfaff |
| 13 Jan 2025 | HB 1296 | First reading: referred to Committee on Education |
| Body | Type | ID | Records |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indiana Department of Education | K-12 agency | us-in-k12-agency | 1 |
| Indiana General Assembly | Legislature | us-in-legislature | 1 |
| Indiana Commission for Higher Education | Higher-ed agency | us-in-higher-ed-agency | 0 |
| Ivy Tech Community College | University system | us-in-ivytech | 0 |
| Office of the Governor of Indiana | Governor's office | us-in-governor | 0 |