Pennsylvania HB2375 prohibits charter and cyber charter schools from using artificial intelligence for direct instruction.

Pennsylvania HB2375 amends the Public School Code to prohibit charter and cyber charter schools from adopting instructional models that rely on artificial intelligence instead of professional employees for direct instruction. The bill also mandates that the State Board of Education promulgate regulations to prevent public school entities from using such models. Additionally, it allows local boards of school directors to revoke or not renew charters based on the adoption of artificial intelligence-based instructional models.

Pennsylvania HB2375 prohibits charter and cyber charter schools from using artificial intelligence for direct instruction.

Pennsylvania HB2375 amends the Public School Code to prohibit charter and cyber charter schools from adopting instructional models that rely on artificial intelligence instead of professional employees for direct instruction. The bill also mandates that the State Board of Education promulgate regulations to prevent public school entities from using such models. Additionally, it allows local boards of school directors to revoke or not renew charters based on the adoption of artificial intelligence-based instructional models.