West Virginia HB5205 mandates the State Board of Education to develop model policies for technology and artificial intelligence use in public schools.
West Virginia HB5205 requires the State Board of Education to create model policies for the use of technology and artificial intelligence in public schools. The bill outlines specific guidelines for county boards of education to follow, including safeguarding student data, ensuring ethical use of AI, and providing resources for students with technology-related learning difficulties. It also mandates the creation of an AI sandbox course for high school students, focusing on AI technologies.
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