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National and state resources to fund, govern and put AI to work. Every listing links to its official source; state programs are labeled with their state.
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State of Delaware AI Commission
Official site of the 23-member commission created by HB 333 (2024) to advise the General Assembly and state CIO on AI use and safety and inventory GenAI across state government. Subcommittees cover AI models, AI training and an agentic AI regulatory sandbox; next public meeting Oct. 23, 2026.
State of Delaware AI Commission
December 2025 report on the Commission's 2025 work: AI training for state employees and the public, a study of a Delaware-controlled AI model, a draft agentic AI regulatory sandbox framework (after HJR 7), and review of the state's GenAI policy for employees.
State of Delaware (Governor Matt Meyer / Delaware AI Commission)
Announced July 23, 2025: joint resolution signed by Gov. Meyer to develop an AI regulatory sandbox where companies can pilot AI in sectors such as corporate governance, biotech, healthcare, chemicals and financial services under supervision. The Delaware AI Commission was tasked with drafting enabling legislation by January 2026; interested firms contact the Secretary of State's office.
Delaware Council on Educational Technology / Delaware Department of Education
Guidance for districts, charter schools and educators (v1.0 June 2024; refreshed March 2026) covering student data protection, ethical and equitable use, platform evaluation, classroom integration, citation practices, professional learning and short- to long-term implementation steps.
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