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American Action Forum’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy Tracker is a tool to help navigate federal AI legislation. The tracker divides bills into five categories based on their intent. It briefly summarizes each bill, detailing how it will be implemented, mechanisms to enforce the law, and notes on its construction and potential impact if enacted. The tracker is updated bi-weekly based on information available on Congress.gov.
Council of Chief State School Officers’ Artificial Intelligence (AI) Resource Hub is a repository for a wealth of AI resources from states nationwide. They host a growing collection of state-generated AI initiatives, policies, and educational tools.
The Center for Democracy and Technology's AI Policy tracker compiles a rapidly growing corpus into a single database with search functions. By bringing together all of CDT’s work on AI, the tracker enables a quick review of CDT’s AI-related policy positions, archives previous positions that may have changed, and promotes the discovery of common themes in CDT’s AI work. This search tool can find CDT reports, comments, and blog posts by date, keyword, topic, or audience.
The International Association of Privacy Professionals' AI Governance Center provides AI governance professionals with the content, resources, networking, training, and certification needed to respond to the field's complex risks. The IAPP AI Global Law and Policy Tracker has been updated with valuable input from the global community of AI governance professionals, and we continue to welcome feedback and insights from this community.
The National Conference of State Legislatures provides a summary of a 2024 legislative session in which at least 40 states, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Washington, D.C., introduced AI bills, and six states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands adopted resolutions or enacted legislation. This webpage covers legislation related to AI issues generally; bills related to specific AI technologies, such as facial recognition, deepfakes or autonomous vehicles, are being tracked separately.
New America knows that with the rapid use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology and tools in schools nationwide, educators, policymakers, and leaders are grappling with fundamental questions about how educators and learners might safely and effectively use, understand, and evaluate AI. As a result, states, districts, and others have developed implementation guidelines and frameworks housed in a table on this page. The table was first published on 4-24-2024 and updated as of 8-08-2024 with state resources on Page 1, and general resources on Page 2. District resources are listed in the Resource section, as well.
AI+Education Policy Trackers
At EDSAFE AI Alliance, we recognize the critical importance of staying informed about evolving policies that impact education (and other sectors) in the age of AI. This page combines a comprehensive collection of policy-tracking tools from leading organizations across the education ecosystem and beyond. Trackers include state, federal, and international policy. By providing educators, administrators, and policymakers with easy access to these resources, we empower them to navigate and respond to the complex landscape of AI in education, ensuring that decisions are made with equity, safety, and ethical considerations at the forefront. Organizations update these trackers regularly, so please consult the updated date on the individual websites.