Oklahoma HB2371 establishes a pilot program for artificial intelligence software in schools without direct student surveillance.
Oklahoma HB2371 authorizes the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, in cooperation with the Oklahoma State Department of Education, to solicit proposals for pilot programs using artificial intelligence software and multi-tiered systems of support in schools. The software must not require direct surveillance of students. The bill establishes criteria for these proposals and allows for the creation of the AI School Safety Pilot Programs Revolving Fund. Both departments have the authority to terminate or continue the pilot programs based on student interests.
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